She's A Walking Book Poem by poppy miller

She's A Walking Book

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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

Thursday, May 19, 2016
Topic(s) of this poem: question,image
COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Tom Billsborough 24 May 2016

It's dangerous to make assumptions on appearances. Yes, a thoughtful piece. I liked it. Tom Billsborough

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Poppy Miller 29 May 2016

Quite right Tom unless you don't mind the odd shock.

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Terry Dawson 21 May 2016

Haha, and who may she be, we wonder, this open book without whiles and schemes with her unspoken dare?

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Poppy Miller 29 May 2016

Ah, now Terry, that would be telling, but if you knew, would you dare go searching?

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