She's a walking book.
Free to read.
Who will never know dust
Nor a rigid shelf.
Everything she is,
All her breathing thoughts
Are there before you,
Are written for you to read.
A turn of the head,
The grace of her arms,
The swing in her gaite.
Each movement telling you
Her immediate thoughts
And happenings.
Proud and naked as
A new born babe
But not so innocent,
For the glint in those
Big blue eyes and
Beautiful face
Tells you, she's a mature woman
And asks, "Are you man enough? "
©
18/5/2016
Haha, and who may she be, we wonder, this open book without whiles and schemes with her unspoken dare?
Ah, now Terry, that would be telling, but if you knew, would you dare go searching?
This poem has not been translated into any other language yet.
I would like to translate this poem
It's dangerous to make assumptions on appearances. Yes, a thoughtful piece. I liked it. Tom Billsborough
Quite right Tom unless you don't mind the odd shock.