You released me, although I was never caged, only sometimes trapped in your gaze, wrapped in your legs drowned in your watery eyes, but never burdened, or forced into a tight space by you that I didn’t fully wish to belong.
So why did you free me from the old ball and chain? Didn’t society teach you anything? I am a man. I don’t ever need liberation.
[Verse 1] When you turn around there is moonlight I’ve never seen anything quite so bright Not even stars can shine like your butt How could human love make this result?
Your heritage must’ve come from stardust There’s no other reason to feel this lust I really think that we’re on the cusp And if you come down, I’m gonna make love
To you, oohh, to you, to you, to you
[Chorus] Moonlight, Moonlight You shake around your moonlight All right, All right It’s not even yet night
Moonlight, Moonlight You shake around your moonlight All night, All night Stars aren’t even that bright
Oohh, Oh, Oohooh
[Verse 2] I’ve never seen anything quite so bright Your behind oughta be the sunlight And at night it can fill up my sky At a club you would be the strobe lights
My head is spinning as you move around And all that’s on my mind is going up and down I never knew that my feet could leave ground But now I feel like I’m never gonna touch down
Oohh, Oh, Oohooh
[Chorus] Moonlight, Moonlight Shake around your moonlight All right, All right It’s not even yet night
Moonlight, Moonlight Shake around your moonlight All night, All night Stars aren’t even that bright
Congrats to Cassa Bassa on the release of her Micro-Fiction book The Scars We Don’t See. The cover looks amazing and the stories inside are even better! Click the link below the cover if you want to buy a copy or learn more. And you can check out her fantastic writing at her blog here:
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reversed, underdeveloped:
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