More Than A Seamstress Poem by Thomas Henk

More Than A Seamstress

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How exciting would it be to see her at work.
Does she hurry while sewing or does she ignore the clock?
Would my taunts motivate or would she give up when I mock?
Well I think she'll do well for a girl that needs no luck.

She finds colour in the darkest places.
She finds beauty in the saddest of faces.
She kills worries and leave no traces.
I surmise she's been kissed by the rock of ages.

And if I told her 'I love you',
Tell me, what would she do?
Would she share my point of view?
Or would it leave her with no clue?

She's the kind of lady any man would want for a mistress
A sure bank of motivation during any distress.
Little wonder how she easily becomes ones interest.
Because she puts together more than clothes, she's more than a seamstress.

Thursday, August 10, 2017
Topic(s) of this poem: love and friendship
POET'S NOTES ABOUT THE POEM
A poem I wrote for a friend who sews clothes.
COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Kumarmani Mahakul 10 August 2017

Little wonder becomes interest of expression. Amazingly drafted poem is shared.10

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Osazee Dankaro 10 August 2017

Great poem. I particularly admire the rhyming of each line per stanza. How exactly do you do that? Its really fantastic, keep this up.

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Albert Aguda 10 August 2017

Thanks a lot sire. I really appreciate your words. they don't come cheap.

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