Ah, The Lips, And Ah, What Cheeks Poem by Patti Masterman

Ah, The Lips, And Ah, What Cheeks



Ah, the lips, and ah, what cheeks;
Methinks though, you are not too deep.
What sunbleached tresses frame your face,
Even though you're lacking taste;
Your laugh tears out the soul of me,
And you're quite bent, it's plain to see.

Now touch me not, with your white hand:
Anemic sprites, I cannot stand;
Fix me not, in your blue eyes,
For I don't want to hear those sighs.
I'm sure your organs are complete-
But I care not, to hear you bleat!

COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Kesav Easwaran 16 May 2010

That's really a good good-bye...strong penchent words give adequate spice to the poem theme...thanks...10

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