ROMANTICISM: "WHAT IF?" BY POET THE MIRROR

A girl Toto, what if my spear

Is too short for the valley of chula Rusinga,

Will you still hold me tight 

Pretend to enjoy the ride

Jaber, will you keep it a secret

Just between you and I

Or maybe feel disappointed

And walk away in regret

Aswito, will you laugh at me

Mock me before your friends

Shouting at the top of your voice

"Kwa ground vitu ni different"

What if you gave me your rosebush

And I failed to weed it right

Will you hold my plough straight

Or, tell me to get off your sight

What if my puppy refuses to bark

Will you still hold me tight

Or,  remind me day and night

How my sword is blunt for a fight

Atoti, will you still love me

take me to for a vacation

within tectonic things of Migingo highlands

Soothe me with felicity sighs, will you?

POET THE MIRROR

- NigeriaNigeria

The voice of the poem seems to relatively have a low sexual hunger. He speaks to his woman to still love him, for sex is not all that is to be enjoyed in a relationship.