Her every inch

by No Motiv?   Jan 21, 2005


This skin of mine,
When touched, may be found
soft and warm.
In the sun,
My skin glimmers
When kissed, by the
golden rays of light.

This head of mine,
When searched, may be found
strong and thick.
Opinions, thoughts, and small
evils, may be found
floating up there.

These hands of mine,
When held, may be found
Small and delicate.
They work hard when needed,
But find time for
life's simpler pleasures-
Such as companions for lonely
strolls.

This tongue of mine,
When poised, may be found
a deadly weapon.
Though I am a woman,
I am a warrior
with this sword.

These hazel eyes of mine,
When open, may be found
Blessed with years of innoncence
From a sheltered childhood.
Yet deep inside the pupils,
Unforgotten, heinous crimes-
Remain hidden.

These lips of mine,
When puckered, may be found
A delightful treat.
Soft with young age,
Yet adventerous in their days,
These lips know a lot.

This body of mine,
When devoted to the truth, may be found
More beautiful than any...
It is built of a woman's
stronger qualities;
Her strengths and wickedness...
A woman is to be celebrated,
For her every inch.

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  • 19 years ago

    by Shædow Poet

    Before this poem, there was no smile on my face- but the beautiful structure, abstract, unique, made me smile. I loved every word you've written here; the constant scheme throughout...
    Ok, I may be blabbering, but this poem truly deserves a maximum 5*! Just lovely!
    My favourite stanza was:
    This skin of mine,
    When touched, may be found
    soft and warm.
    In the sun,
    My skin glimmers
    When kissed, by the
    golden rays of light.
    It truly gave a good start to this poem!! Very interesting read, never dull!