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Monday, September 29, 2008
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the morning after
Current mood: animated
Category: Writing and Poetry
last night i wanted you to curve this oral fixation and tantalize my taste buds with the touch of your chocolate skin on the tip of my navel. i wanted your eyes to trace the outline of my back, lick its potential passionate sweat utilizing only the creases on the side of your neck as you sings songs inside me. i needed you to tell me stories and translate them into pictures across my body using your teeth; write hieroglyphics on my heart until your could feel me pulsating a message back underneath your skin. i wanted your body heat to make my locs relax, holding my body so close and experiencing that curl in my toes with the arch in my back. last night i wanted you to text message my clitoris to a new level so i could spit you out a ring back.
yesterday, i wanted you but today, i decided to improvise.
l.shauntay snell 09/29/08
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Is this thing on?
Current mood: blessed
Category: Life
This feels foreign...just a little bit nostalgic.
I can't remember the last time that I seriously wrote a blog and really enjoyed myspace like that. So many things has happened between this time.
For one, I work for an organization that I plan to retire at: General Board of Global Ministries. It's not exactly the career that I plan on retiring in but I definitely got my foot in the door. What exactly is General Board of Global Ministries-United Methodist Church? Well, it's an organization that touches people all over the globe by providing social assistance to people across the globe, by raising its own funds, getting assistance from outside providers and doing so under the beliefs of the Methodist values.
Personally, I do not have a church home or denomination but I must say that I admire their social work. I'm learning as the days go by and it's been over a month and I haven't had one really bad day yet. Yeah, I may have came across some bad situations but who doesn't in the beginning. Can I mention the benefits are phenomenal and the people are so nice. Some...just a little bit too nice and I have to get a little adjusted to that and some just a little too phony for my liking but very respectful. I can't believe that I actually came across a place that I can finally call the place that I want to retire at. I'm an Administrative Assistant all over again but I would like to be a director in HR or in a social work division within five years. Yeah, I have a goal to accomplish.
Other than that, my husband and I are going to school religiously. I'm still in HR & Social Work...going for my B.S/M.S. (Doctorate's degree if I'm blessed enough to do it) and my husband is going for a A.A./B.S. in Art. He's getting so damn good at it, especially since he only took one class specifically in the hands on drawing area.
Our son is 13 months rotten and has a little cold right now but he's walking, talking a little bit and laughs so much. He smuggles food in his cheeks (smile) and eats everything. Don't eat anything in front of him or you will never eat it by yourself.
I was dieting for a little bit and exercising. I gotta admit that I fell off. I want to see if I can lose some more weight in the meantime and start over again. When I was on the diet, I did lose over ten pounds over a month time. I have to get the rest of this off by next year, especially if I want to have a possibility of having a number two...who knows when that'll be.
I am in need of a poetry fix and haven't wrote as much. I miss painting and having an active social life but I had to make some cutbacks. I hope that I can come back on this thing more often and add some more fun things to my crazy schedule. Well see what will happen in the next couple of weeks.
Much love,
l.shauntay snell
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Thursday, June 26, 2008
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I’d Rather Text than Talk Politics
Current mood: tired
Category: Jobs, Work, Careers
The word of the day folks: Politics!
That shit SUCKS!
Yeah, my fat ass is in the corner top row, second person with yellow on....which they caught me off guard. I thank Ms. Zimmer for writing this article because she obviously was the only one in New York City who actually gave a shit about Veterans after they come home....speaking in regards to the very little bit of people who attended the press conference at City Hall in NYC yesterday.
I learned that politicians can be full of shit. Don't get me wrong...I am FAR from naive when it comes to politics, nor do I like getting caught up in it; however, it is sincerely inevitable to do anything in this lifetime without it being in it, whether it comes down to the damn idiot box when you're watching your favorite show to washing your child up and people might think it's sexual harassment washing your kid up for too long in the bath. Hey! There's no escape.
It's nothing like actually sitting there in person and watching bullshit artists in action. The dear commissioner was sitting there passively listening to everyone's pleas to take more interest in Veterans' Affairs but what did Mr. Councilman do? He played tag on his cellular phone. What was so important? I hope it was his wife or kid if he has one or perhaps, the nanny forgot to clean his favorite underwear? What the hell ever! I just couldn't believe it but at least he actually was in the room to listen to other people's statements.
What cracked me the hell up was when all of the other non-for-profits spoke, the room was packed and everyone respected them by staying in but when all of the suits were done, they walked in unison. Coincidentally, the minority non-for-profits were the only ones left in the room and were the only ones not willing to sugar coat it.
After hearing the absurdity of what our dear government did to so many people, particularly Veterans, in the NYC area when acquiring their vendor's license, I was sick. If someone would have caught my face in a picture, they probably would have told me to get the flies out of my mouth.
In that moment, that was truly the icing on the cake for me. It reminds me of why I have so many woes about corporate America but more about non-for-profits. Who knows what's going to happen to my program at the end of the month, let alone wondering if my whole unit will have a job.
A brief crash course on what happens in a non-for-profit if you are not aware, is that non-for-profits run on funds from the government, contracts and funds raised. We do not sell our services nor goods; henceforth, we are screwed when it comes to renewal time if the auditors don't like what they see on our property
Okay, there you got it.
I never saw many politicians in my life but this is what worries me about the agency that I'm at. In case it's been that long, I am now a Case Manager: Job Coach. I love the job and helping people but it has its moments...such as going to the Council. Social Services has so much politics floating around it that it's not even funny. Additionally, knowing that a lot of grants are issued from the government, it makes me happy about extra money but pissed tat people fulll in his bullshit.
Well, election time is here and I wonder how many more messages he'll get on his phone while conducting any more in the future. They're painting their best face on...how about you.
Have a great night everyone!
l.shauntay snell 062508 @ 9:35 P
If you want to check out the article, follow the Metro Newspaper link!
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a better time
Current mood: blah
Category: Writing and Poetry
when i was eight, i thought sharp tongues only existed on bleached kitchen counters awaiting to be packaged into Glade Ziplock bags if we didn't want to keep them.
my deepest fear was to make it to school on time, don't let daddy see the evidence of chocolate wrappings in my pocket because i didn't want to hear his mouth about eating sweets for breakfast and wondering if the boys in class were going to hit me with snot sandwiches.
i guess this all makes me ancient. eight year olds have real problems. former quotes of the bully waiting for you at 3 o'clock has been molested by 1pm stabbings in the playground after eating.
if the teacher doesn't understand my child, she'll recommend him to be tested for ADD. whitney houston said crack is whack but i know that pharmaceutical drugs ain't cheap. if my baby starts on the white and green pills, he'll be taking so many that he won't even know me. society has problems. we've inhaled distorted spliced dreams through our broad noses, hoping to someday believe that deception can be as real as reality TV. when i was eight, my parents couldn't prepare me for days like these, where i sit in dark corners crackhead stance, begging for another dose of better times to smoke in my crack pipe. l.shauntay snell 9:02 PM 062508
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Sunday, June 08, 2008
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I’m Convinced that my Birthday Ain’t Shit...
Current mood: depressed
Category: Life
It's been a day since it's been over.
I've found myself psyching myself up every year that it's going to be more different than the last year and every year, I get knocked down with bullshit.
Yesterday was my birthday and I'm officially 23 years old. One year older, one year wiser and day after day until the next year kicks in and hear some other shit for the next year.
I won't go back too far but when I was 20 years old, I celebrated my birthday bone sick in bed and didn't wake up until 6pm in the afternoon. I was so miserable that I couldn't even get up to tell my friends thank you for stopping by or even answer a damn door. 21st birthday...I thought that this would be the last day of being a KBS I at my job to get a promotion right?! No, matter of fact, I got fired on that day and couldn't even accept my promotion. So, I spent that day inside of MCU cashing out my bank accounts so I could make it for the next "couple" of months without a job. I can't remember the rest of the day after 3pm because I drunk out my day. 22nd birthday was brought in to a phone call that my father's cancer came back. At least that day, I made it through 3/4 of the day without bullshit but then this year comes around...23rd birthday.
23rd birthday seemed like it was going to be cool. Almost everyone that I came across said to be positive about this day and don't look for anything to happen. Yeah, and like a fool, I believed it. I woke up yesterday morning to knowing that I would be attending my sister's graduation from high school. I wore this beautiful coral dress that I adore. So, it didn't fit too well along the shoulders and showed a little more cleavage than my comfort zone but who cares, I'm confident because I'm with my husband. I enjoyed myself for a little bit. Had my minor annoyances throughout the day but I took pictures of my sister's event and it was beautiful. We went to BBQ's downtown Brooklyn directly after the ceremony.
I came home to enjoying the perks of being married...::censored, lol::.. but after that, I started feeling a whole lot better about this day until I got one phone call from my child's godmom, AKA that cool as shit friend that her hubby was in the hospital. Confident that he would be fine but wanting to be sure, we were going to go see him. She must've changed her mind about taking me because it's my birthday. I figured then that this would be the worst part and that didn't kill my mood too much.
I wasn't feeling like myself and decided to go to the supermarket. Yeah, I know, the supermarket on your birthday?! Yeah, I love to cook damnit! Read my status updates for the past weeks because I just put up what the hell I eat, lol. But yeah, the supermarket folks and I felt better because I got some hot air...like 95 degrees worth. Still couldn't shake it off so I went to sleep. I awoke to a 2nd phone call from my mother. I can hear the mixed emotions in the background and just what I didn't want to hear...another spoiling birthday of my Aunt Doris passing away.
She would have been 68 years old this year on the 28th of this month. By far, she is the sweetest woman that you could come across and would help you in a minute. You know how you have family members who don't want to tell you anything when you probably should be concerned...well she's one of them. She just didn't want to tell me what was wrong with her but the last time I saw her was at a wake for my other aunt's funeral. Turns out she passed away from the spreading of cancer throughout her body until her organs shut down. She passed away the morning of my birthday. Well, can't exactly plan to die on someone's birthday but it felt like that since my grandmother passed away on my birthday when I was five back in 90.
I tried to stay strong for my kid...positive for my friends and family and this is where it took me.
Today's beef stew day in a crockpot with some rice. I'm not up for cooking. All I will probably do now is make a carrot cake for folks on my job because I promised but I'll see if I'll even do that.
Happy Birthday Latoya. See you another year, Latoya.
R.I.P. Doris Bonner...never will be forgotten, just hopefully the fams will stay together now.
l.shauntay snell
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Sunday, May 18, 2008
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ain’t the same no’ mo’
Current mood: ashamed
Category: Writing and Poetry
the mirror learned how to taunt people a long time ago; that's why mine sits with its reflected throat slit in the hallway smoking stale cigarette butts without a taste of death under its breath because it wasn't too talented to light me up.
this ole body ain't the same no' mo'. the handles does every thing but show me love; kissing the gluttony filled walls and obnoxiously revealing itself through the lining of my clothes.
the world's shrinking or perhaps its the pants that fitted me perfectly the other night. i listen to pro-big sista songs with ice-cream tears cooling off my lips, learning how to embrace my body with the taunts from my mirror's reflection.
they said aye chile, that body there ain't the same no' mo' but like most things, you don't miss good things until its gone.
l.shauntay snell 5.18.2008 @ 11:31 PM inspiration: ...just one of those nights...
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The Real Thing: Words And Sounds Vol. 3
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Sunday, May 11, 2008
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Almost Lost My Baby...Happy Mother’s Day
Current mood: thankful
Category: Life
Mother's Day...
No poem for this. My husband and I were in a big scare for our baby yesterday. I spent yesterday morning like normal...cleaning up my house but it was more on a thorough level yesterday. I tackled down my room to the point where you can eat off the damn floor. I started purging through papers and documents that needed to be filed and I was so entralled with the little one moving around in his room, having fun, that I figured, why not make the whole house accessible to him. Nothing wrong with cleaning up and letting him roam in the place he lives in, right?
Everything was cool. He took naps. Pop, my husband (his mom and I call him that), came home from his examination and he tackled the living room and kitchen. Overall, I was cleaning and watching him since a little bit before 8AM. I got tired around 7pm and the baby started getting cranky, so I told my husband to give him a bath and then feed him to give him a smooth transition to bed. When the little one came out, my husband laid out a blanket out on the floor so he can crawl around. Besides, he was sitting next to his godbrother, so he was safe...at least that's what we thought. At this point, I finally took a nap. I woke up to hearing my child gasp for air and screaming in between.
We don't know what our son got from the floor, especially since the rug was vacuumed and everything was put away but he was choking off of it. He started turning colors on us and intervals of screaming. This was a low point as a mom because I couldn't do anything. My husband panicked and tried to take whatever it was out of his mouth with his finger. Then, he flipped him upside down and firmly patted his back constantly. He told me to call 911 but I couldn't even think. I got in the bedroom and just broke down. If it weren't for our son's godbrother, I don't know how they would have got the message.
No anxiety attack can match to the feeling like you are losing your child. When the paramedics came, they said his lungs were clear and whatever it was must have came out or either it was nothing there to begin with. We went to Long Island College Hospital and he was cleared within an 1 1/2.
For me, this is not just a regular Mother's Day. This is the day that I thank God for giving me a healthy child after trying for a couple of years and losing a baby. I don't care about materialistic things and no type of gift/flowers can amount to having my family with me. My gift is having my son with me this morning to drool in my face and sneeze in my mouth (yeah disgusting but I don't care). I love seeing his smile and his safe body inside of a playpen and walker.
For today, not just for moms, be thankful for the child that you have at home with you that's safe. Don't try to kick your spouse's ass for not bringing home that entertainment center or he didn't get no flowers. Just be thankful. My child is lucky because when we were there, a parent was losing her child and another one was going under anesthesia for surgery.
I wish everyone a Happy Mother's Day and if you are a single day, Happy Mother's Day to you too. Sometimes, us women can forget that men can be single parents too.
Much love myspace,
l.shauntay snell 5/11/2008 inspiration: E.J., my son and for his brother or sister in heaven
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Tuesday, April 08, 2008
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Random Haikus: 04/18/2008
Current mood: blissful
Category: Writing and Poetry
Conversations with drunks intrigues me at times; at least they don’t lie much.
I asked God to give me a miracle; he said to look at my son.
Sometimes I think some people fear soap; there is no reason for that funk.
l.shauntay snell 4/8/08 ...on my lunch break...
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Sunday, April 06, 2008
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When Rainbows Cry
Current mood: cultured
Category: Writing and Poetry
one day i will have to tell my child why the rainbow weeps. he will lose his innocense and break mental hymens and like a girl’s transition into womanhood, he’ll bleed.
for the first time he’ll leak society’s woes from his underdeveloped adam’s apple hemmorging confusion down his golden cheeks.
he will learn that his broad nose, chocolate almond shaped eyes and thick masculine lips holds centuries of broken souls, tainted memories, embellished American nightmares and accomplishments can all be altered by which shade of the rainbow he falls in between.
one day i will have to tell my child why the rainbow weeps but i wonder if he will cry the same color as everyone else’s tears.
l.shauntay snell april 6, 2008 @ 7:26 pm
Inspiration: Reading a couple of blogs this week.
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Standards: A Haiku
Current mood: itchy
Category: itchy Writing and Poetry
if roaches could speak
they would call you dirty trick: even they have standards.
l.shauntay snell 7:03pm
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Monday, March 03, 2008
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She Told Me that I Couldn't Say the Word
Current mood: bitchy
Category: Writing and Poetry
She said her name was Mrs. Flowers But she wilted my spirit. She killed almost all of the joyous memories of a bond between a teacher and a student when she told me that I couldn't say the word "fuck."
I was sixteen by the way of thirty-five, Kissing Word-Up magazines, Crisp issues of Vibe and lets not forget the Essence mag, Rest In Piece when Time Warner raped the soul Out of it's history.
But Mrs. Flowers told me that I couldn't say the word "fuck" And I never knew how to respond to her tune. Her maple tone lips told me that I couldn't fit in Because my perm fried all of my roots And my stupidity anointed my brain cells tighter Than any stripper's grip on the pole Working for that cheese And she told me I couldn't say the word "fuck."
That sweet, fragile teacher told me that I couldn't say "fuck" But she told me that I didn't have enough dark meat to understand black women's struggles But wasn't light enough to blend in, All I could do is try to figure out was what state was her mind in Because "fuck" to me, Was more than just some cute verb That people love hearing themselves say in a sentence.
That ruptured spirit Mrs. Flowers Told me that I had more tricks up my sleeve Than Brooklyn crackwhores who laid on their backs; she expressed to me that my English was "wack" but Mrs. Flowers tried to break me Worse than slave owners who kissed permanent tattoos On my ancestor's backs And she told me this because I couldn't say the word "fuck."
Mrs. Flowers' knew how to molest my intellect And cum on my malnourished essence. She knew how to call me a nigger passively Utilizing her perfect grammar and correctly phrased interjections.
Mrs. Flowers kidnapped kindergarten's innocense By kindly telling them that they wouldn't amount to shit; She taught me how to correctly use the word "fuck" in a sentence.
I interjected by screaming "Wow!" Gave her a simile by telling her that "Your blackness is as questionable as your hair weave." Kissed her with metaphors by telling her that "Her ignorance builds walls on my unborn seeds." Constipated her anus by letting her know that
Stupid bitches can hide behind Master degrees too. Don't fool yourself! in a form of a haiku.
Until that day, I thought Mrs. Flowers was teaching me But I saw that I could teach her too. To this day, I laugh at the phrase where I find some older folks say that "The youth have no respect these days" But my mind is jargon When I think back to what Mrs. Flowers said to me that day:
I wonder what she would have said to me If I would have said the word "bitch".
latoya shauntay snell march 3, 2008 @ 5:25 p.m.
inspiration: thinking back to what a teacher said to me (it wasn't as harsh as this but very similar)
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The Real Thing: Words And Sounds Vol. 3
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Tuesday, February 19, 2008
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Downtime: Tag Your It Beeeyotch!
Current mood: adventurous
Category: Games
Okay...well, I was bored, needed some downtime and played hookey from work today so I had to do this. Plus my husband is the blame for this one: I was Tagged! Okay this is how you play:
Once you've been tagged, you have to write a blog...10 random things, facts or habits about yourself. At the end, you choose 10 people to tag, listing their names. Don't forget to leave them a comment saying, "Tag, you're it." to read your blog. You can't tag the person that tagged you. Since you can't tag me back, let me know when you posted your blog so I can read your answers!
1. If I don't wear my girdle at times, I get offers to sit down in seats on the bus and train because because I look pregnant from a side view. 2. My son and I are definitely related: we like to laugh when we burp and fart...I know, disgusting. 3. I love to cook so much that I tend to cook for 8 instead of 2. 4. I'm a workaholic and feel like I'm on constant ADD mode when I'm at work. 5. I'm a boarder-line clean freak and a slob at the same time. 6. I've been on a diet since I got home from the hospital...that's six months ago and I've managed to gain 20 lbs. Some diet huh?! 7. I can be extremely temperamental when the wrong buttons are pushed but a sucker for sad stories. 8. I tend to be too blunt where I either chase people away or people ask more truthful questions. 9. I love too many things that I can never stick to just one area. 10. I am a pen kleptomaniac.
I'm tagging: EVERYONE! I can't possibly go to 600+ people but there will be some people who I will personally harrass to get some answers. Besides, I want to give some people the opportunity to do it on their own before I go get em. I shared my horrible truths, now it's your turn.
latoyashauntay
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Friday, February 15, 2008
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yesterday
Current mood: uncomfortable
Category: Writing and Poetry
yesterday was valentine's day.
the roses are shriveled and tarnished from rotting; chocolate never tasted so bitter. the roaches on my kitchen counter had dates yet all i had was you.
the condom's ripped and your signature lives aggressively on the trimmed bushes below my stomach, threatening me with such hostility in its silence. he's seeking solace while i seek momentary happiness and Lord knows I need you.
the color of hearts hemmoraged on my tampered dreams. the nightstand has now been occupied with misconceptions of yesterday's stupidity, wire hangers and Vodka with lemon twists.
yesterday was valentine's day and who knows if i'll ever see you. too bad that the roaches on my counter had a longer survival rate than you.
today is nothing.
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Thursday, February 14, 2008
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This Woman (Sorry Everyone)
Current mood: artistic
Category: Writing and Poetry
Freewrite @ 11:08 PM
i work 12 hour days, five days a week, looking for a second job with blisters on my feet.
come home to clean the floors, clear my bed, pay the cable bill but manage to never watch an ounce of tv.
Baby needs diapers, Baby wipes got me hustling on the street. My hands are covered in multicolored poo, So I said: To hell with the Diaper Genie.
On the weekends, Baby might be screaming high pitched So I might forget to wash my ass Until I can't stand the smell of my own stench.
Husband needs food And I have the Chinese Restaurant on speed dial To get some quick steamed rats.
Mommy's hair's a mess And her eyes holds Days worth of bounced checks; kicked my cat but my mind's working like a dog.
Grab my purse, Run back up the stairs for my coat And I'm in desperate need of a larger shopping cart.
Eyes burning Toes screaming Hair's bitching Ears bleeding; Hands crying Soul's dying Money not multiplying And the grocery bill Isn't helping much.
Might get 8 hours of sleep But I've learned to run on 4. The landlord wants her money Or else the repo man will be at my door.
Drowning in debt And wishing I could get a welfare check. Can't get food stamps Because my gross salary Says that I made two dollars more Than their set requirements.
My psyche's fried from political rape: Do I vote for the Black Optimistic With dreams like Martin Luther King or should I vote for that woman who's getting pimped by her husband, Better known as Hillary.
Lint doesn't pay rent But they're always occupying space in my pockets; Maybe if I had a louder voice And talked in riddles, I could be a black woman president.
This woman's overworked.
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I Am
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Release date: 19 June, 2007
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Wednesday, January 23, 2008
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Corny Love Songs and Snapple Iced Tea (Might Suck But I don’t Care)
Current mood: adored
Category: Writing and Poetry
For Eric:
As I caress the roots of Africa on your head and rub against your chest, I think of all of the things that we've been through.
I remember you mostly by those licorice shaded rims With the foggy window tints; Chocolate resembling, Thick heart lips with this look of content... And I knew from this day on That nobody could match that description but you.
I remember late night phone calls, Implanting adult imaged wet dreams in your membrane At sixteen; Running up my momma's phone bill And my daddy wondered how long He should allow this relationship to breathe Until he pulls out his gun.
You serenaded me with corny love songs and vendor machine snapple iced teas. I'd thank you by aggressively tackling you Before French class and after P.E. But that's how I said I love you.
I love you for the walks to the Post Office Or just for getting me some food via delivery, For that first kiss during a vulnerable moment While cutting school And getting caught by your mother the first we ever got to meet.
I can laugh now, But you'll never know how much I love you.
I love you for all seven proposals And the romantic way that you asked me to date you By getting down on one knee; I guess that's why when I accepted, You asked me while waking up from a long sleep.
Thank you for our wedding day, Sticking with me during the cursing, Bitching, threatening and completely insane times That you could have walked away But most of all, I thank you for those corny love songs And Snapple Iced teas.
I love you.
latoya shauntay snell january 24, 2008 @ 12:08 AM
"....i'm an artist, so respect my shit..." -Erykah Badu, before singing Tyrone live
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Live
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Release date: 18 November, 1997
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