Wednesday, February 23, 2011

Childhood

My childhood television shows
all the various villains and heroes
from Dragon Ball Z
to Ren and Stimpy
all were my many favorites
watched by every 90s kid
the great prince Vegeta
and the clever witch, Sabrina
super saiyans and power rangers
no one could forget teenage mutant ninja turtles
rugrats, sagwa, barney
I always found Zuko pretty charming
the bad guys were the best
Zim, Vegeta, and joker; what a villain fest!
among them all, can you guess what I liked the most?
based all upon what I wrote?
I guarantee you've seen them all
It's the famous Dragon Ball 

Uruha-sama

(Yes, I actually wrote a poem about the gorgeous man..)

his luscious lips are insanely alluring
those beautiful and gentle, yet eagerly, enchanting eyes are so captivating
the sensual way his fingers move over guitar strings
and the not-so-great way he sings
a new hairstyle every month
from his makeup to his touch
they're both sanely soft
every feature and every quirk
only add elegance to his smile and smirk
no longer revealing that silky skin
it doesn't matter, it's not a sin
a quiet, yet deep, dark voice
hardly ever makes any noise
he's perfect in every patronizingly way
I wish I could meet him some day

What I find frustrating

I find it frustrating when my music's degraded
who cares if you can't understand it?
It may be in a different language, a different style
but, you're listening to that crappy R&B all the while
You find that inspiring?
or do you think it just sounds cool?
Whatever it is, I find it cruel
Yes, mine's understandable
it actually means something
It may be Japanese or Korean
but, at least it's loving
It's more inspiring to me than any American song out there
Because the Japanese have that kind of flair