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Me
by Judith Pleasant → (All Poetry by Judith Pleasant)
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This is not a Pity Party or bragging peom.
Just something I felt like writing.

Me


Just a few years ago, I was pretty and thin.
I got a lot of looks from men.
It must have been my smile
that made them stop to look for a while.
Now a few years later I am older and fat.
But I guess I am still where it is at.
I still get looks from men,
just like I did way back when.
It must still be my smile
that still makes them stop and look for a while.
I don’t feel as good about myself.
I feel like I am sitting on a dusty shelf.
I know a few wrinkles and a little fat
shouldn’t make me feel like that.
That’s what society does to us.
Why do they make such a fuss?
Aging is beautiful, you see,
because I have survived cancer
twice and I am now free.
Every day is a blessing for me.
Nothing is perfect and they should see
that I am the same inside as I used to be.
Men still stop and look for a while.
I guess it must still be my smile.
I am still the same ole me.
The same ole me I used to be.



Copyright © By Judith Pleasant 2/ 24/04








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 Reviews of "Me"
Reviewed by Angel God is Love
Reviewed on October 22, 2006
Beauty is from the inside out. All we can be is who we are your beautiful just as you are.
Hugs Angela

Reviewed by Regis Auffray
Reviewed on March 17, 2004
Wise and true for sure, Judith. You are you. I am me. There's not much else we can be. But it is enough. Love and peace to you. Regis

Reviewed by Rebekah Rosie Lang
Reviewed on February 25, 2004
You go girl and tell 'em like it is!
We two have to stick together!
Right? RIGHT! (grin) :D
Great statement of FAITH!


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