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"Dropped It" Jazz

I Wrote her a love letter but she dropped it.

No money for the metro so we hopped it.

No money for the petro so I hocked a loogie

Then pawnshop hocked it:

Spitting that sick **** for profit.

We sat prostrate in front of our profit, then,

With her wet wig at the end of my mop-stick.

Check her prospects, then, blurry her optics.

We fly out in a flurry of topics.

I'm the nit-wit in her twit-pics:

The photo-bomber.

But she stopped its clock-ticks when she cropped it.

I should have told her,

I'm so fly she would die in my cock-pit.

And the Black Box is,

The love letter in her back pocket but she dropped it.

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Written by
mutulu-kafele
Mozambican
Published
Feb 12, 2015
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16·120
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The ************* Wind (~Mk.) Notsuoh Poetry Night. Houston, Tx.

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#love#hate#flowers#street#letter#hat#jazz-poetry#beat-poetry
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