Dope

I call her “Dope” because she’s like a drug that I can’t get enough of

With her Black Girl Magic             

She’s a lil bougie and a lil ratchet

She calls it “Bratchet”

And I think that’s cool as shit

Like DaBrat in ’94 she got “Da Shit ya can’t fuc with”

There’s no need to add ingredients, don’t cut it with Arm & Hammer

I’m addicted to this pure “Baddie” who epitomizes Glamour

Shoutout to Nelly cuz when she’s around, it gets “Hot in Here”

Cuz she’s Hotter than tha Sahara more flammable than Everclear

She makes my soul Feel like 90’s R&B

I’m hooked on her like crack in the 80’s, That Girl is “Poison”, word to BBD

She got me “Feenin” like Jodeci and I need another hit

I smoke her words like a crack pipe cuz she’s “2 Legit 2 Quit”

Her intellect is hella sexy and “She’s got that Vibe”

And she’s straight out of the H-Town so you know she’s down to ride

But shout out to Shanice tho because “I Love her Smile”

Like the entire fuckin’ 90’s, she got ya “Girl Gone Wild”

I love her style, she’s “Drapped Up” and dripped out

Got the body of a goddess, and the eloquent charm of the South

She’s “Constantly” on my mind, but she’s far from Immature

I’m tuned in to “Channel J” word up to Al B Sure

I swallow her thoughts like X, because she is my Ecstasy

Is you rollin? “Shit, Damn, Muthafucker”  “I Might be”

She’s like my “Brown Sugar,” She’s doper than Heroin

I call her my Mocha Latte, cuz her Melanin has me mad “Sprung”

She’s cooler than Coolio, and I’m in a “Gangsta’s Paradise”

Her mind is “Dangerous” and that ass is hella nice

She’s a “Phenomenal Woman” like Maya Angelou

She makes me laugh like T.P. Hearn on Comic View in 92

But she has that serious side that’s how you know she’s a “Hitta”

I love her adventurous nature, she’s always down for a “Thriller”

She reminds me of something and I’m ain talking ‘bout no jeep

When I look into her eyes, there I find solace and peace

She has the depth of the Pacific and the wisdom of the Daila Lama

She’s the type of chic you wanna take home to “Yo Mama”

And she ain’t with that drama, she’s my “Inspiration” and “Motivation”

In the words of tha homie, Jeezy, she deserves a “Standing Ovation”

I salute her, because she is a Black Queen

Her value is far above rubies, she got that “Bling, Bling”

She has the strength of Sampson and the sex appeal of Delilah

She’s my “Dreamlover” shoutout to Mariah

 “If I ever fall in love” again, she’ll be the reason why

And she gives me that “Thug Love,” she’s such a fuckin’ Gemini

Damn “I wanna be down”, cuz she makes me so “Weak”

All about that “Understanding,” her communication skillz on Fleek

And she says she’s the Quarterback so I let her call the plays

When she touched down in my heart, babygirl put me in a daze

I’m mesmerized by her Beauty, she makes me euphoric like “Candy Rain”

She allows me to “Free ‘my’ Mind” cuz “Love don’t cost a Thing”

She makes my heart “Jump” when I hear her voice, like Kris Kross

Got me on some Future shit cuz she got “Too much Sauce”

I swear this girl is doper than Watermelon & Red Kool-Aid

“Don’t walk away” from me girl, shoutout to Jade

She got mad swag, she’s “Crazy, Sexy, & Cool” like TLC

I wanna get to know her better like “Iesha,” ABC

“All My Life”, I prayed fa “Real Love,” so “What’s the 411”

“If” I was her girl, I’d treat her like the Sun

She’s the Center of my Universe and I’m “Fortunate” to have her in my life

RIP to Whitney Houston, but “I’m her baby tonight”

“Every Little Thing I Do” she’s always on my mind

Sometimes she makes me want to “Scream” but her Essence is so Divine

She’s “Makin’ me High” and I don’t ever want to come down

Got my head spinning like LSD, I’m on a Merry Go Round

And I don’t wanna get off of this ride because Bae is super LIT

Her Black Girl Magic makes me feel Uber rich

And she is super thick, but I’m infatuated with her wit

She makes me smile from the inside, now that’s that Unicorn shit

And I appreciate it, because before I met her I was soooooooo done

So I’ma borrow one of her lines, she just might be tha one!

 

Sandtrice D. Russell © 2017