Vanilla Niggah
It's after lunch and I give you a cigarette .
You ask me If I want to follow you to the store later.
I promise, I answer.
Melissa says I'm a Vanilla Niggah and we're laughing in the shadows of our smokey breaths.
It's december. Not that cold down south.
I play them a song called:
follow
Melissa touches the surrounded window with her index finger.
At the first she writes:
Poo-poo
We're laughing in the shadows of our smokey breaths,
then she put her hand on the glass and I scream:
High Five Melissa.
It's after lunch and you've finished your cigarette.
Melissas hand is still on that window. It's december.
I'm a Vanilla Niggah.
Poetry by woodhood
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Written on 2008-12-11 at 15:15
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