We know from the mankind's crib
That all men 've got the missing rib.
The truest story ever spoken,
Or written.. The rib was never broken:
It was removed to make our half,
The gentlest one, nor rude, nor rough.
And what of the bone(Y) part we miss
Appears as a Madam or a Miss.
Our better half's the God's device:
The sensuous forms, the lips, the eyes;
The half that fills up what we miss,
The one creating heavenly bliss!
I feel the void, the missing rib,
And say: My honey's not a fib,
Since flesh and blood of warmth and love
Men in my shoes want both by Jove!
The myth has trailed off in black hole...
Still he, she: one integral whole!
Thanks for appreciation, dear friend. Just remember the legend of androgynes by Plato!
This poem has not been translated into any other language yet.
I would like to translate this poem
The half that fills up what we miss, The one creating heavenly bliss! .../// impressive writings; I enjoyed
It is the woman we, men, owe the bliss, abandon of love and all around which the world is still rolling! Happy, you've enjoyed the piece!