She is, She is.

She is colorful,

A bright red rose in this dusty world. 

She is the sunset,

Soft hued blend of auburn, sapphire, and burning red. 

She is beaming.

She is a thinker,

There's something so deep in her eyes.

She is hopeful,

Always believing something wonderful is about to happen.

She is a distant memory,

A piece of poetry,

A passionate lover.

...

She is art. 

Author's Note

Reviews

[Bhuyanshi Talukdar]

What I appreciated most about your poem was the way that it captured the complexity of human experience. The subject of your poem is not simply a one-dimensional character, but rather a multifaceted person with many different qualities and characteristics. Your poem suggests that even in a world that can be dusty and dull, there are still people who shine brightly and bring color and beauty to our lives.
I found your poem to be a moving tribute to the power of human connection, and the ways in which other people can enrich our lives in meaningful ways. Your words are a reminder that even in the darkest of times, there is always hope, and that the people we meet along the way can help us find our way forward.

[LylaCrystal]

A wonderful way to capture what makes us special as humans. Each of us is a piece of art in this wide gallery called life. Great job!

[YanZeros]

hi! King, thanks for sending this read request, Can someone add music to this poem? Coz it's incredible.

[Sami Khalil]

Penned with elegance and straightforwadness. Empowering to uphold those qualities and values. You write wonderfully.

[NotUsinganymore]

Very beautiful poem. Art can be anything, in any shape or form. It is the creator's power to make something art.

[dreamisnowhere]

"She is a thinker,
There's something so deep in her eyes.
She is hopeful,
Always believing something wonderful is about to happen."

Love these lines. I felt them reach out to me. Great work! Love the illustration too!

[Kay Salisu Titilola]

Wow! This is beautiful.
Wonderful beginning and an amazing end, encapsulating the incredible lines that lies in-between.

Beautifully conveyed.

[Ngawang Tibet]

Beautiful! love to read more of your work and waiting...

[John Alexander McFadyen]

I see this a sbeyond the painting as the protagonist yearns the loss of a lover who brought colour and vibrance into their world.

[emmajoy]

'She is hopeful, - Always believing something wonderful is about to happen. - She is a distant memory.. ..'

Seems you've given 'her' the role of everything beautiful, fascinating, vibrant, fragile - and all, - both same and opposite of every colour, dimension and shape there ever was laid pon a canvas. Tis why different observers see 'her' different moods, receive different cues and varying views. There could never be a manual to explain Woman; she's her own creator, her own chef, her own person! Perhaps