I Too Blues For Nina

Loves Jones one of the most loved urban romance flicks ever made, but I have a question. Are love poems still appreciated by today’s woman? I’ll be sure to read every comment on this blog. Until then enjoy a little poem I wrote.

I too blues for Nina, even though Nina isn’t her real name
She has a little fame, you can google her
I’m new to her aura, her vibe, and her glow
I know I shouldn’t be talking to this woman
but I’m gonna do it anyway

Sweet conversations over chicken and shrimp
In a loud NY hot spot as I mouth sexy words for her to read off my lips
right before I take a sip of my drink
The drink I’m feeling, as it makes my tongue wet
Maybe one day she can make my tongue wet as I taste her from behind

She is a rose growing in the concrete jungle amid skyscrapers and taxis
moving to the a rhythm of old school loves songs, down the busy path crowded with pedestrians on her way to my heart.
She’s the one sent from the Man above, and I have no plan on blaming this one on the alcohol.
I plan to blame this one on love.

If you like poems check out this poem by my name Musicalnote

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18 Responses to “I Too Blues For Nina”

  1. ALMiss says:

    Aww, this is soo sweet! I like the feel of it. It gives off a kinda old-school vibe. Nice!

  2. bitchiemood says:

    ay blogxilla, just watned to let you know necolebitchie got ya girl teyana taylor on her site… if you haven't already seen it. plz show the girl sum love so that ppl will know she can SANG!

  3. bitchiemood says:

    oh and ya poem was really good! loved it! real talent!

  4. Isis says:

    Aww Xilla beautifully written.. . .(do is google her any reference to TT I know u crush on her. . lol)

    I write poetry and I for one appreciate a good poem any day. It last longer than flowers candy, jewelry and has more meaning. I would rather a man give me a poem (which comes from the heart) rather than something he bought.

    Have you ever heard Amir Sulaiman “She Said I Prefer A Broken Neck”. Its a really nice piece.

  5. Ms.310 says:

    ” Are love poems still appreciated by today’s woman?” Yes! I say that as a woman who is in love with a poet. Well thats not why I fell in love with him- but it helped.

  6. nynikki says:

    Very nice. Women still enjoy good poetry and a good love poem is the ultimate.

  7. musicalnote says:

    good looks on the link exchange
    ladies still appreciated poems
    i remember when taking the bus to school i use to see this girl everyday at the same time i would get on, so i notice she would get hollered at a lot but she wasn't given no guys any play, so i wrote her a poem hand it to her and she gave me a call back later on that day
    it was a strategic move, i had to approach her differently then the others and it work!
    the poem went a lil something like this…

    they say beauty is in the eye of the beholder

    when i look at you

    i see beauty in its truest form

    i'm feelin ya style

    i like the way you carry yourself

    i admire your smile

    i'm a bit hesitant on approaching you

    but as days past

    i cant let you walk on by

    my intentions are to get better acquainted with you

    converse and if I'm lucky get close

    in due time I'll make that approach…

    but every time that I'm around her

    i perspire so much

    that my shirt is sticking to me

    I'm to shy to inquire

  8. SugarTits says:

    Nice. Do you still talk with her.

  9. SugarTits says:

    Thanks for sharing Xilla,

  10. Thoney Gangstasweet says:

    love poems are dope. i still write/appreciate 'em!

  11. musicalnote says:

    unfortunately not really, we talk once in a while lol

  12. SugarTits says:

    Awwwww. It is a nice piece though.
    *cyber hug*

  13. Blacksand says:

    Love poems remove all of our issues and focus on what is most important. The inexhaustible possibilities of Love. Being that I write, I am very appreciative of poetic expressions. It means more when you take the time to prepare a poem for someone. It is a personal and intimate act when you open yourself up to someone and express your deepest heartfelt feelings for them to read. I agree with you whole heartedly Ms. Gangstasweet.

  14. Just Saying says:

    Wow that's a nice poem. Love poems are definetly appreciated by me. I'd rather a love poem that came from the heart than something you bought like flowers, candy, clothes, shoes because that's too easy, tell me how you really feel cuz anyone can go to the store and bought me what you did. What about letters? I like those too.

  15. a.r.trinity says:

    what isnt to love about a man expressing himeslf ro one who he loves…likes…whatever! I recently had a discussion with my roomate about this…how we dont write anymore…no love letters…no peoms…no cute little post-its…its all about text and email now…I promise you if you did write something like this to me..and the do the poem…you wouldnt be getting any slleep at home that night…

  16. Thoney Gangstasweet says:

    yea. when you take the time to write for someone its so intimate and heartfelt. even if it sounds goofy, its still “REAL” u know? recently on wifesway the new wife made the old meany farmer husband write a love poem in appreciation of everything his wife does and he broke down…. his own words moved him in such a way that he couldn't even help but lose it a lil bit…. i liked ta CRIED ma dayum self watchin it!

  17. musicalnote says:

    word?, whats ur contact info i'm feelin restless tonight lol
    musicalnote1986@hotmail.com
    ; )

  18. Blacksand says:

    That is how it is supposed to be. When you take the time to make yourself
    vulnerable to another person you will get emotional. That is the beauty of
    poetry. It enables you to get in touch with feelings deep down inside that
    one might not express otherwise. I also apologize for the tardiness of my
    response. Poetry is a beautiful thing. If I would've seen I probably
    would've gotten emotional too. That's right I said it. I am secure with my
    emotionality! SMILE!

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