Brian Jefferson (March 29,1990 / Washington D.C.)
Poems by Brian Jefferson : 3 / 28
Beauty
Beauty is a quality bestowed upon one
Beauty is a job that is never done
Beauty comes in all shapes and sizes
Beauty mesmirizes
Beauty can take the form of a rose
Beauty may not have on any clothes
Beauty catches your eye
Beauty is like a shining star in the sky
Beauty seems so right
Beauty is day after night
Beauty is the last dance
Beauty give me one more chance
Brian Jefferson
Submitted: Tuesday, February 17, 2009
Edited: Wednesday, January 02, 2013
Poems by Brian Jefferson : 3 / 28
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Beauty is one of the most important things in poetry. I like the repetition of the
lines. This helps a poem be memorable. So, the structure is perfect for this
poem. I also liked the idea of describing Beauty in its many manifestations.
Not just physical. That was very creative and expands the mental process of the
reader.
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