“The waiting is the hardest part.”
T. Petty
T. Petty
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Category: Paintings » Abstract » Acrylic
Description:Hoochie Coochie Mama
is my interpretation of the woman other women want to be... Hoochie Coochie Mama is painted in acrylic on a canvas panel. Hoochie Coochie Mama will look beautiful framed.
copyright remains with artist_____
HOOCHIE COOCHIE MAMA___
Hoochie Coochie Mama___
was a neighbor lady___
to Jelly Belly Boy.___
She tempted him with her sweet___
potato pies and tapioca pudding.___
Big Daddy died a year ago,___
Leaving Hoochie Coochie Mama___
a happy, wealthy widow.___
Years ago, when Jelly Belly Boy___
didn't have a belly___
Mama would bathe him___
when his mother wasn't home.___
She remembered his big brown eyes,___
cream colored skin, sitting in her big___
white enamel tub.
"Who loves you, Baby?"
was her favorite question to ask.
"You do, Hoochie Coochie Mama!"
"That's right, Baby!
Forever and always."
Hoochie Coochie Mama never did
have any children of her own.
So, she fed the neighbor boy
all his favorite treats.
Kept her eyes peeled on him
and watched him grow.
"Jelly, you a man!
Who loves you, Jelly?"
"You do, Hoochie Coochie Mama."
"You got that right, Baby!"
She moved closer, circling him
with her soft arms.
"Honey, I been saving you a hot,
sweet, sticky, sugar bun!"
Description:Hoochie Coochie Mamais my interpretation of the woman other women want to be... Hoochie Coochie Mama is painted in acrylic on a canvas panel. Hoochie Coochie Mama will look beautiful framed.
copyright remains with artist_____
HOOCHIE COOCHIE MAMA___
Hoochie Coochie Mama___
was a neighbor lady___
to Jelly Belly Boy.___
She tempted him with her sweet___
potato pies and tapioca pudding.___
Big Daddy died a year ago,___
Leaving Hoochie Coochie Mama___
a happy, wealthy widow.___
Years ago, when Jelly Belly Boy___
didn't have a belly___
Mama would bathe him___
when his mother wasn't home.___
She remembered his big brown eyes,___
cream colored skin, sitting in her big___
white enamel tub.
"Who loves you, Baby?"
was her favorite question to ask.
"You do, Hoochie Coochie Mama!"
"That's right, Baby!
Forever and always."
Hoochie Coochie Mama never did
have any children of her own.
So, she fed the neighbor boy
all his favorite treats.
Kept her eyes peeled on him
and watched him grow.
"Jelly, you a man!
Who loves you, Jelly?"
"You do, Hoochie Coochie Mama."
"You got that right, Baby!"
She moved closer, circling him
with her soft arms.
"Honey, I been saving you a hot,
sweet, sticky, sugar bun!"
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