Lawndon Miss

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Calm down now
Relax now
Wetin de fear
You know see wahala?
Dey don’ see you my sista
De see your fine breasts
De see you shakin’ your yansh
But when dey see the yellow sisi
They change into men from LAWNDON

Hello Miss can I interest you in a coffee?
You are quite a beautiful vision, where are you from?

Is dat what you want my sista?
To only be thought of as a sexual creature
That will only fulfil their black punani fantasies
What? You no de like the truth you no de like me to tell you
That you’re their ultimate goal that they talk about with a spot of tea

Calm down my sista…they don’t see you they see the Venus that you are
The yansh
De breasts
The beautiful dark melanin that can taint their milk into chocolate
Calm down my sista I only tell you small thing

I know it is hard to swallow
I know you see them while they don’t see YOU
See yourself woman
See your life?
Calm down now

PasopNegra

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