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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required Written By: D. Collins 5/23/20 I once knew a Goddess, who gave me super human strength. I've not had that kind of power in me ever since. If I could reclaim that, which made me so strong. I would seek repentance for all that I've done wrong. I once knew a Goddess. who was beautiful, black, and pure. The answer to all illness, even the broken hearted cure. A fix for imperfections, and all my major flaws. The Goddess I once knew, is what I'm telling ya'll. I once knew a Goddess, who was so clean and pristine. Not a blemish on her body, that had a problem with me. She was Ill-Na-Na, plus ten times that. I once knew a Goddess, unbelievably P-H-A-T. I once knew a Goddess for over seventeen years. One who gave me the power, to strike down all my fears. Ever since then, I have not been the same man. And, to have that again, I will do everything I can. I once knew a Goddess who dawned a golden crown. Reached out and picked people up, when they had fallen down. That was the best thing I had ever experienced. She made me a man, and gave me true deliverance. Not many people can say, that I am so fortunate. However, it was so enlightening that I will never forget. I once knew a Goddess, that never brought dismay. She gave me courage to stand tall, even to this day.
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