been to the fire (rap)

[anirbas]

yo...yo....I say. YO!
word up word up word up
gotta keep yo' shit straight
what doesn't break a woman
makes a mo' fo' woman

ya see, I been to the fire
danced round the mutha fucker
then walked right, I say
right on through it

I ain't no kittykat
so doncha call me Kitten
ain't wearin no white socks
and not a single mitten

ya see, ya see these claws on my paws
are made of titanium and steel
I cutcha like a razor, bay-be
stab ya, like a daggar

ain't lyin', ain't lyin',
cuz I got's no need to

step back, step back
'cause I'm fixin' to make
ya drop and lock them jaws!

gonna growl real low
uh said, uh said, dangerous low
then I'm gonna let out a roar
gonna have yo' ass
divin' fo the flo'

only one way to make
'dis bitch purrrrrrrrrrr
you betta recognize
gotta treat her right!

gotta treat her right!


gotta keep yo' word
I say, I say keep yo' word;
keep ya' mo'fo knife
in your hand
and outta my back

'cause ya see, ya see
what doesn't break a woman
ah say, ah say, makes a woman
an' I been to the fire
danced round the mother fucker
then walked right through it

ah, say doncha call me Kitten
I ain't no mo'fo kittykat
mu' name is Empress
and me, I'm a lioness

[anirbas]

someone must have recently watched Notorious...gigglegiggle...

[wistfuldragon]

My dear sibling you are just so awesome...I am left speechless...loved it...

[anirbas]

gigglegiggle...can you say, watching way to many dratted movies, here lately?

thanks for the read and comments, Mish!

[anirbas]

Bump.

[darkness0within]

Stylish and well composed write / Rap  anrbas.

I admire that you can do this... I don't think I could.

But I might give it a try sometime just for the hell of it. Just promise you won't laugh. 

Anyway there is no doubt what this piece is about.

Very nicely done my friend. 

[anirbas]

Thank you, Darkness.

I like to stretch the rubber band in my head as far as I can.
I enjoy writing in many genres. But, I'm not much into structures.
Most of my junk is written in free verse. The one verse style
my teachers poo-pooed in the seventies. Haha.

Romance was the one genre, I couldn't seem to nail down.
Too much of a realist to be much of a romantic.
Misharae taught me how to find a way I could pen romance though.
Just imagine it, like I do my fantasy pieces and then write what I see.
Or feel. Or whatever.

Thanks again for the read and comments, Darkness.

*And I would never laugh at another poet's efforts. I do encourage people
to try genres that they aren't familiar with though. Just to flip the box over
in their heads and see what spills out.*