You Got Me At Very Poem by Doris Cornago
You Got Me At Very
I am dazzled by your well chosen words
A very careful man, you hide behind
A curtain of disdain or profane
Should it matter which face you hide?
I would rather see the face with which
You greet me when you come to the table
Washed up, feeling secure, ready to feast...
You are Adonis in resplendent attire at best
Should you be an ogre who devours raw meat
Or drinks blood when the sun sets, what of it?
Use a spoon, close your mouth when chewing
A civilized person is better than a vulgar man
Who prattles incessantly when I would rather
Just gaze and absorb such magnificent scenery...
Unfortunately male dominance rules in society. There are so many victims. Great to read your work Doris and to see how far you have come..
The title is due to what he said, I find you VERY interesting. If he just said interesting, the effect would not be the same. Remember the superlatives, gentlemen! But only when the timing is right.
DS: You are quite right at that, but this other man knows it all.
Ah, a very precise man, but I beg to differ - 'infection' is correct. Thank you anyway for interacting.
To DS: Are you referring to me, sir? Some ill-mannered people can use lofty English and get knighted.
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4/23/2024 6:31:00 PM # 1.0.0.1119
it's not too much to ask for manners