Don't depend on Chanel to show the beauty carried with each breath they take.
Have to much class to depend on Blass. They carry beauty with each move they make.
Adorn themselves in a glance or appealing stance. Carry beauty for all to see.
Pull you in with unseen power, make us cower then set us free, or so we think.
Show beauty with knowing eye, perhaps fabric on thigh. Expose us to a special grace, place hearts on rapid pace, wrap us up and then make us feel like real men.
Oh Rusty~ Sounds like your a leg man here! :) But back to your point...I mean...poem...
Yes..."Real Women" are truely adorned with special graces but their true beauty only shines through when there is someone, some special man, that makes her feel so good and that's were and when the man beomes nervous, now they have to be the "Real Men"!
I enjoyed this one!
Love and peace~
Kimmy
That is part of a woman's essence. To adorn herself in the natural beauty God has given our world. But I do so love this poem!!
Reviewed by Victor Buhagiar (Reader)
Reviewed on October 30, 2006
I suppose women have tried to look more beautiful since time began. Part of their make up. We do have to be wise in our selection, actually both sexes do. Victor
Glorious, beautiful, empowerfing poem that speaks to real women's hearts, those who are not society's image of perfection. Well done, Rusty, I love this one.
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Again, lovely.
Loveya,
CJ
Love FrankenTink
Yes..."Real Women" are truely adorned with special graces but their true beauty only shines through when there is someone, some special man, that makes her feel so good and that's were and when the man beomes nervous, now they have to be the "Real Men"!
I enjoyed this one!
Love and peace~
Kimmy
(((HUGS))) and love, Karla.
make us cower
then set us free,
or so we think.
This, I can sadly relate to.