A Sonnet About Her Poem by Reshad Scott

A Sonnet About Her

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If roses are blue, then her eyes the sea;
Golden her skin, far worth than anything;
Black sea her nails for you cannot foresee;
Here lies beauty, sweeter than everything.

Her voice is soft, but speaks diligent lies,
Words of conspiracy, hard to define.
Demented by love, most are hypnotized
You can not have her for she is all mine.

Her lips are destructive, bursting with black;
The way she moves is swifter for a fact;
If I was her there'll be nothing I'd lack,
Guess I'm the one that needs an artifact.

She is my love, my beautiful flower
And with her shall I spend every hour.

Saturday, May 5, 2018
Topic(s) of this poem: love
COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Chinedu Dike 21 May 2018

Beautiful rendition of words in Shakespearean rhythmic splendour. Well conceived and elegantly crafted from the heart. Thanks for sharing Reshad and do remain enriched.

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Reshad Scott

Reshad Scott

Boston, Massachusetts
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