Tuesday, March 25, 2008

slender by J. Biggers


she was wet between the stems with just one verse

and the stanzas had her shakin, shiverin in her curves

my lips and toungue were movin but I never touched her skin

words on a line of rythym wrapped her up and made her listen

had her attention with the power of my prose

worked my way under her skin and damn near out her clothes

iambic pantameter put some thrust behind my voice

to watch a girl so proper start to lose her poise

This was my first lesson in the history of words

3 comments:

Darlina Marie Magallanes said...

Wow! This poem is amazing! Who wrote this?

-Darlina

Anonymous said...

I did.
thanks.

-Jason

Darlina Marie Magallanes said...

I've actually gone to a few hip hop shows and literally felt this way by the words of the emcees. You know who strikes me like this everytime I see him? Brother Ali. I can really and truly relate to this peice.

-Darlina