Goldwyn

So, this summer I fell in love with ABC's Scandal. I think Tony Goldwyn as President Fitzgerald Grant is completely and utterly gorgeous. This inspired me to write a poem of why falling in love with an older man would be better than loving a younger man. So, here goes nothing....

Wisdom coursing his every beat,
Beauty from his inner,
Shining on his outer,
Daunting in size,
Yet affable by nature,
Wisps of gray swindle it's way into his coif,
This subtle detail, fine tunes his sexy,
Making me all the more Daintree in his presence,
A creased visage,
reinforces his intellect.
So suave is my vanilla sky,
inhaling my scent.
His voice, deep as cherry oak,
invades my vicinity,
making it difficult to think,
promising to make it formidable for me to walk.
A geriatric man,
is a man with ease
A geriatric man,
isn't hard to please.
Skilled are his fingers,
daint is his touch,
pointed are his words,
is that asking too much?
Sexy in style,
classy with grace.
Yes my old man can bring me to my knees,
For my old man, is a man indeed.

Anti-Ivory

Your skin is a beautiful thing,
Brown yet bold is it, Dark yet lovely,
It stands tall when people try to knock it down,
"You can't come here because you're brown",
Many have said this and will continue to say this,
But, next time, remember this, Brown Stands Firm,
When it's sick, it's not green,
When it's sad, it's not red,
When it's scared, it's not white,
And, when it's dead, it's not purple. Melanin is is a beautiful thing, your skin is a beautiful thing.
It's brown, it's beautiful, and it's here to stay.