ME AND MY BOO

Daughter of the master blacksmith of this town
Your majestic beauty and aura wears you crown
I have traversed the globe; I have landed in your hut
I will come with my people and your father’s kolanut
My boo, I have chosen you from among all flowers
I will spend all my seconds, minutes and hours
To plant seeds of smiles and happiness on your face
I shall pluck the rainbow and bring it to your place
Then wrap it all around your tempestuous waist
Anything to please you, I will do it in haste
When you walk, your hips can make a boat capsize
It makes my head swell; I need a new cap size
When you dance, all the palm fronds clap
And the branches of other envious trees flap
When you run, you nimble like a gazelle of the Savannah
Your tears remind me of Kintampo waterfalls of Ghana
My boo when you laugh, Mini ngwugwo shivers
And you’re your voice sends ripples to other rivers
Your eyes are flames when we play in the dark
When you are gone, you are like blood and I a shark
I will hold your hands and take you to the moonlight
Away from this sleeping neighborhood and windowed lights
Away from the sounds of crickets, bullfrogs and trees
Just above the skies with pleasant caress of cool breeze
I will read you a poem to the hearing of Venus and Mars
I will hold and kiss you to the envy of murmuring stars
With one knee down, I shall wear you a diamond ring
I will carry my Queen in my arms and I will be your King
In our wedding we shall sing and we shall dance too
Just ME AND MY BOO…………………………………………………………….