Quiet Girl Poem by Tan Pratonix
Quiet Girl
My emotions
Gushing from a deep and unknown well
Drift through the turbulent ocean
Of this world and dwell
An hour or so
In a haven of strange beauty.
What is this strange beauty? A girl
No more than twenty; whose slim shoulders
I could have caught rose to the puffed sleeves
Of her green cotton frock and slid slender
Olive-brown arms to her fingertips; whose
Raven hair fell in wavelets to her neck; whose tender
Rose lips curved naturally there
Was a smile when there wasn't.
So simple,
The Grecian nose and eyes I cannot define
Seemed to brood an unquiet air
In her quietness
And make cold and alien all that had charmed...
And yet
Wanting to reach out and comprehend her.
deep, expressive and nice one Tan thanx for sharing and leting me read it **KoNi**
A very beautiful poem Tan, I look forward to reading more of your work. Melvina
very nice poem, Tan. How i long to be the woman comprehended.
This is both beautiful and powerful poetry, some of the finest words I have read, a real masterpiece, Love Duncan
The title caught my attention, I've been accused of being quiet, not shy just quiet. I really enjoyed this... again lovely imagery. Red
This is a nice one, Tan. Your images are beautiful and mostly fresh. Raynette
This poem has not been translated into any other language yet.
I would like to translate this poem
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I like your poems because you have such specific sensory detail which is missing in most contemporary poets' works, including mine far too often.