THE HOUSE OF DESIRE
I
This is really the story of a
sista who was very too-ga-tha
in everythang but life. You
see she was so too-ga-tha
she had nothang but
strife. Everyone thought
because she was so
too-ga-tha she didn't
feel pain and the men she went
with felt just the same. They got
to-gatha with her and then, once they
were, left in most un-togatha ways.
Her end was a black one without pain,
tears of strife. She finally
concluded there's no earthly use in bein to-ga-tha
if it don't put some
joy in yo
life.
Sherley Anne Williams (1944-1999)
because she was so
too-ga-tha she didn't
feel pain and the men she went
with felt just the same. They got
to-gatha with her and then, once they
were, left in most un-togatha ways.
Her end was a black one without pain,
tears of strife. She finally
concluded there's no earthly use in bein to-ga-tha
if it don't put some
joy in yo
life.
Sherley Anne Williams (1944-1999)
what is the theme of the poem?
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