Your pearly ivories grinned white,
when you manoeuvre your way into my light.
Like the moon, my smile beamed bright,
shadowing your conceit dark thighs.

I alone illuminated life, painting it beautiful on every ugly side.
Giving all, every bread of life, you had the biggest bite.
Slickly, your tusks bears twisted nicotine-stained crowns,
Leaving me perplexed, shall I graze your incisor or lawn?
Stupid sage sail man, you poisoning my river of love was never enough,
Revealing life skyrocket treasure you ensue.
I wobble now as a scavenger hunting for mends.
Once a heartbeat, now led to rest.


© E. Godsgift Joe