Chills down your spine,
our love is divine.
The way you relax me, is what I like most about ya.
The way you talk,
walk so slick and unique.
Style is awesome like the shoes we have on our feet.
We link at night after the studio,
lets take a ride,
not trying to rush it, cause it could be lust.
There as my friend,
solid, no cap, young but made my heart rush just like that.
Sing it,
rap it,
mix it in a beat.
Kiss me, hold me and then it's lit.
No running, we coming, enjoyed the moment.
About the Creator
Tecoria Savage
Poetry is for the soul, speak the words of wisdom and love. My words are loving for Justice for the world and my community. To settle arguments for families that are in need. Respecting the ones that can’t and settling for the truth.
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