Parmenion Posted February 15, 2006 Report Posted February 15, 2006 (edited) A woman of the wild she is, With trinkets on her sleeve, A smile upon her face she has, But why some can't perceive. Rising with each break of day, To her mobile phone's alarm, But every damn ten minutes! Well, I know she has her charm... And so I hold her gently, Sometimes strong, sometimes light, Sometimes she shakes her raven hair, And laughs a child's delight! A woman of the mind she is, Bewitching in her ways, Astute, alert and well thought out, A constant through the days. Rising in the afternoon, She is in her best form, Full of life, full of verve, As long as she is warm! And so I kiss her softly, And I whisper that I care, And if she rubs my belly, I'll be growling like a bear! The woman of my heart she is, In character and stance, And while she may deny it... I think she loves romance! Through the days and evenings, We walk while holding hands, When the wind whips through her hair, I push away the strands. And so I write this poem for her, On this Valentine of days, To let her know I think of her, In many different ways. Edited February 15, 2006 by Parmenion
Regel Posted February 17, 2006 Report Posted February 17, 2006 And so I hold her gently, Sometimes strong, sometimes light, Sometimes she shakes her raven hair, And laughs a child's delight! There are times Parmenion when you capture a moment so well that the imagery leaps off the page. I believe for me, that was one of those moments.
WrenWind Posted February 17, 2006 Report Posted February 17, 2006 And so I kiss her softly, And I whisper that I care, And if she rubs my belly, I'll be growling like a bear! I love this bit ! It made me laugh. Th whole piece if great it rolls through different emotions and flows well.
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