KWEE Liberian Literary Magazine Jan. Iss. Vol. 0115 Feb Vol. 0215 | Page 59

Liberian Literary Magazine

Herbert Logerie
Mignonne, I Can’ Leave
Mignonne, my honey, I
cannot leave
Without you
Darling, there is no doubt
that I live
Every day for you.
Let me reveal
How I deeply feel
The emotions are real
And my thoughts are
surreal.
I love you more
Than you can imagine
My heart is sore
Come to soothe my pain.
Darling, my shooshoo, I
will not leave
Without you
Mimi, I am staying, I want
to live
And breathe for you.
I love everything
About you
The way you sing
The way you groove.
Sweet honeydew
I love how you swallow
my lips
How you blandly move
Your tongue, arms, and
hips.
I enjoy being in your
company
I love everything about
your body

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You’re ravishing, classy
and sassy
You’re stunning, strong
and sexy.
Mignonne, my Venus, I
cannot leave
This world without you
Darling, my sweetheart, I
happily live
Every day for you.
Copyright© Hebert Logerie,
All Rights Reserv ed
Tous Droits Réserv és

Surprisingly, mosquitoes
and bugs
Stayed away, where we
became one
Darling! We do know how
to have fun
Chocolate and vanilla
are two vital ingredients
That nourished bodies
and soul, soil and plants.
Copyright© Hebert Logerie,
All Rights Reserv ed
Tous Droits Réserv és

Hebert Logerie

Chocolate And Vanilla,
Nice Dream
A beautiful Sunday
afternoon
Amid the festival breeze
of a silent moon
You and I did enjoy a few
scoops
Of our favorite dessert;
oops, oops
We hugged, kissed and
teased each other
And uneventfully realized
when mixed together
Chocolate and vanilla
esthetically are wonderful
Miraculous, incredible,
visual and sensual.
Voluminous kisses,
voluptuous hugs
Velvety waves and
intermittent moaning
Of ecstasy until the next
morning

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is the author of several
collections of poems.
Alumnus of: 'l'Ecole de
Saint
Joseph';
'the
College
of
Roger
Anglade'in
Haiti;
Montclair High School of
New
Jersey;
and Rutgers, the State
University of New Jersey,
USA.
He studied briefly at Laval
University,
Quebec,
Canada. He’s a HaitianAmerican.
He started writing at a
very early age. My
poems are in French,
English, and Creole; I
must confess that most of
my
beauteous
and
romantic poems are in
my books.
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