The Nairobi Socialite

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She’s beautiful
          bootylicious
          boob-licious
          ass-licious
a socialite

She dreams big
Of the Midas touch
His gold finger
          she’s a gold digger

She dreams of the gold
Pretty girl, her heart’s never cold
Loves men’s sweet nothings in her ears
          in this world, for her, no fears
The men’s is the kiss of death
The gold digging girl knows it
Enters more into the web of sin
And talent-spots others to go in

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  1. Nduka19 February 2016 at 10:27

    His gold finger/ She's a gold digger
    She dreams of the gold/ Pretty girl, her heart's never cold... I like the rhyming and simplicity of diction which aptly describe the socialite persona.

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