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Jeline Loh (6 September 1986)
She Is A Woman!
Woman is made great in gentleness
Woman is tender and soft in her acts
Woman speaks with deep sincerities
Woman expresses herself in kind ways
Woman assures everything is alright when it is not
Woman stands for her poise though there is doubt
Woman loves passionately like there is no end to it
Woman comforts even when a situation turns worst
Woman always stood for her precious
Woman always choose to be generous
Woman never point fingers at her betrayer
Woman never says no to a pleading stranger
She is a woman who remains anonymous
She is a woman who is indeed magnanimous!
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A great poem, really like it. A great write.
Hi Saloni,
wow you taught me to see in that perspective as well cool, but I originally started the poem by just describing how great a woman is and realised that anonymous and magnanimous is she.. ;)
Hi Saloni,
wow you taught me to see in that perspective as well cool, but I originally started the poem by just describing how great a woman is and realised that anonymous and magnanimous is she.. ;)
Hi Saloni,
wow you taught me to see in that perspective as well cool, but I originally started the poem by just describing how great a woman is and realised that anonymous and magnanimous is she.. ;)
cool.............and I can say that anonymous and magnanimous are the two words you related to the women.............and then you started the poem......................right?