A Certain Smile Poem by Tim Kitchen

A Certain Smile



It was on my regular walk, when I first saw her
with her beautiful red hair, flowing in the breeze.
A lovely young girl, in her teens
always happy to smile at me
and to say hello.
She was a little younger then.

Now when I see her, she has the look of a woman
and a young man holds her hand.
I saw them both walking towards me the other day
coming from the woods nearby.
His face a little flushed and her hair still lovely,
but rather ruffled.

They both seemed a little self concious
when they passed by me
and as she said hello,
she seemed to look different,
as she gave me a certain smile,
something I'd not seen for a long time.

COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Connie Yost 13 June 2013

Well, well- one just never knows what exciting things might be found in the woods, especially by the young at heart.

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Sally Plumb Plumb 28 May 2013

Well, well. Have you listened to Johnny Mathis singing A certain Smile?

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Tim Kitchen

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