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The Caribbean

Standing in the sand, smelling salty waters, Of the Caribbean seas, through the cold vibrant breeze. Watching all the tall, happy, swaying coco nut trees, And when you sniffle a little of the bake and shark it makes you want to sneeze. Then take a walk in our rivers and cook up a curry pot or stew, With fish coo coo and a little calla-loo. and you take a bite and you taste buds and glands spring water of the delicious flavors that makes you say mhmmm.     Afterwards you can visit the reefs and see the dancing colors of the under water reefs, Of the Caribbean seas, where I'm from and would always love to be. But tho forget, it's Carnival time so come in your costumes and with your coolers because you're coming out to fete, And tho forget, when you step out on "D" road of jouvert morning until night listen to the Soca music, And let it rap you up and run through your ears with melodies that will make you want to bep. Oh yes the Caribbean dream, where every man's a king and every woman's a queen.
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St_Samiel
25 / M / Enslaved abyss
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Feb 14, 2018
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