A book without a cover

A man for all
emotions
is a man
without a mask.

Reviews

[Lydia Shutter]

Oh to meet the man....or woman....who never wears a mask. One who is definitely "what you see is what you get". Lots to unwrap in this pithy poem. Lydi**

[andrew mitchell]

Thank you Lydia for your review and I agree, no more masks!

[fallon]

A man without a mask is a rare and inspiring thing! Like the book without a cover he is vulnerable. His pages are out there for the world to see. He may get a little beat up without that cover. But how else might we find out what is written inside!
I loved this short read!

[andrew mitchell]

Thank you fallon for your visit and kind words. You got it! 😀

[Farjana Chaity]

......his heart an open book,
for the world to grasp.

[andrew mitchell]

Thank you dear poet.

[Chris Shaw]

Why do some men find it so hard to show their true emotions? This little bit of brevity is so true. Most women on the other hand can’t hide theirs for love nor money.

Chris

[andrew mitchell]

Yes Chris so true for both parties and both parties do wear masks initially, the truth revealed over time.

[John the Baptist]

A man for all emotions might be bipolar.

[andrew mitchell]

As long as he’s transparent.

[jacob erin-cilberto]

and is a man for all seasons
of love.

[andrew mitchell]

Thanks J for stopping by.

[Patricia Wedel]

Wow... and I am infatuated with ZORO.... today is Sunday the first of October, twenty twenty three... wishing you the Music of falling leaves as colors become a festival of Dreams.. softly, Pat

[andrew mitchell]

Thanks Pat. I remember the original Zorro starring Guy Williams when I was a kid which inturn reminded me of Errol Flynn in the swashbuckling movies like Captain Blood. Also a fan of.

[Coyote Poetry]

This is true. Sometimes we can forget our real face and the mask become our real face. Nice dance of words Andrew. Made the reader ponder and think.
Coyote

[andrew mitchell]

Thank you John.