BeautyA Poem by jane7z2007beauty illusory transient unyielding subjective elusive object of desire cool ice maiden pure classical snow blame ancient Greeks for their wondrous statues of stone yet perfect never had the warm breath of life infused into their lungs. symmetry of face and form always eludes my reach i slip back into the norm I am weary from all the comparing and coming up flawed as the years go on your orbit becomes farther away will never obtain the oval face mine too plain and round the alabaster skin, perfect pointed chin the Cherokee/Choctaw peep through on the freckles on my face If I am slender enough it will not run from but my cheekbones speak of my ancestry native american or Scot I know not which my curvy voluptuous frame will never measure up to the sleek lines of those statues. they speak to me of strength however and endurance from peasant stock those who survived and came over to this land. of the many tribes that created who we are its a beauty you can't obtain from cosmetics or a jar of Oil of Olay
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Added on December 6, 2013 Last Updated on December 6, 2013 Authorjane7zDenver, COAboutI enjoy writing especially poetry as it allows to express the essence of who I am and my experiences in a very creative way whether it's considered "good" or "bad." In the last years of writing I have.. more..Writing
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