I want a man with baggage Someone who takes big bites He's faced his share of demons Got in his share of fights Loved his wife and lost her Recovered and rebounded Body beat from working Lighthearted but still grounded The man who's emptied handed Arriving free and clear No grief and no misgivings Into his fiftieth year Has found nothing worth the keeping Too well protected his heart's space I want a man with baggage Who can carry it with grace
be careful what you wish for. men with baggage may bring you more than you can handle. rather, be a woman with splendor. tender but tough. a woman that has had enough of enough. what you really want, is a one night stand to relieve your stress.
Stunning, beautiful imagery and metaphors. This brings so many images to mind, so crisply described and so freshly penned. A true pleasure, a masterful creation indeed.
Great concept and imagery... One line though doesn't work for me as it contradicts the concept..."Has found nothing worth the keeping" Did you mean nothing intangible to carry about? Trying to be helpful/constructive in the feedback. :-)
I think this is excellent writing. It holds the reader's interest and makes great use of description. The form looks even on the page and the flow is fairly smooth.
Just a simple woman who loves poetry. A single Mom, a widow, with four children. My kids are all in
their late teens-early twenties, with only two still at home! empty nest is not far off! Hooray. :-.. more..