She was born from the belly of Mother Nature
And kept to become
A mother of many moons and many stars
The whole solar system shanked by her existence
From the Gods Igigi’s Anunnaki’s Titians and so forth
They flashed they cameras from miliuneums of universes
To capture who you see as the weird blossoming sunshine
Dark skinned to absorb the sunlight
While she meditated
She metamorphosed before she could see or even reach a thousand
Days on the astral plain
A broad light in the darkness
She could turn darkness inside out to bring light
I wander if your absences could force the moon to the ocean You are the human zo way your name will never be left unsaid
STYLER
Thee goddess
A soul of weirdness
A dream of unbearable desire
Styler
Tears came out of her eyes like a water fall of joy
It felt like she was in a galaxy of her own
Created by illusion of excitement
She saw the world as nirvana
She blinked and said a thousand words
Without taking a second to think
The last of impulsive veins created a circuit of moments
She surpassed the level of her demi-gods
She had a kundalini thought
Her body was constantly fade energy by the sun
She defined true beauty that man can’t seem to unfold
Styler was an experiment of the homosapien gods
She was the first and only of her kind
Introduced to an atmosphere of curiosity
She was like the ocean of water because she can smoothen rocks
She was a canker
She was zo way
She is Styler
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