Ten Virgins

Before my skin grow pore,
I think that the seashore;
Is the best place i had been,
Walked far from home as teen.

We played volleyball round free
The sun,the cold breeze,the sea;
In our newly cleaned white jean,
Knee pops,Hip pose,hands lean.


We built sand-babies with big ears
Laying back in our half-nude wears
We were many as ten but virgins;
We'd drink down our whole gins.


There's a kite we'd surfed,
Just be sure you don’t get roughed
There's a pack of rope we'd tied;
Just be sure you ain't pulled from the side.

If beauty could ever remain
I wish those funs again to begin
Who knows the world the nine have gone
Or did i killed them with my watergun?


Lazy old ages,Before you die
I think that the seaside;
Is the best place to be,
If you wish to live happy as we.

Adebayo Sir Toby
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