African American Poetry By a white man

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Woman from Alabam'

I once known a woman from Alabam
Who would kiss with a slam and a bang!
And-all I could smell, when we made love,

so well,
Was cabbage, snuff and chicken-wings.

#1196 2/10/06

2

The He-bee

The He-bee
Said to the she-bee
Stand still a while,
Im going to make you smile;
Give you some honey~!

#1195 2/10/06

3

The Nut in the Rut

Heres to you Nut!
Whos stuck in a rut,
With slimy hips and all;
Id rather die, in some
Pumpkin pie, than kiss

Those drippin lips!

#1197 2/10/06

Flat on her Back

Flat on her back she
Called to me
Said she had something
And it was free
But something for nothin
Didnt include pussy!

#1198 1/10/06

Note: you see in Siluks Poetry a zest for life, with some sparks; he lives in a world that is his own, for the most part, most of the time, and has lived in most places hes written about. He lived in Alabama for 2 1/2 years in the late 60s and again in the late 70s. His German poems, take the road he traveled in Germany, as well as his time in Seattle, San Francisco, Minnesota and Peru. Some with humor like the ones on African American Poetry, and some on tradition which deal with Peru; and some on the winters of Minnesota. Thus, he seems to reach to whatever his mood is for the places hes been to. Rosa

See Dennis' web site: http://dennissiluk.tripod.com

Author:: Dennis Siluk
Keywords:: Poetry
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