I quitA Poem by Symplydymple
I racked my brains in search of words;
Words that will compare your eyes to the stars And tell without lying that the stars envy The spark your eyes produce when you smile. I flipped over pages upon pages Scouring, searching through dictionaries upon dictionaries To find those suitable words That will be in similitude with the dimples in your cheeks. I came upon a word. No two words. Three actually. Then another And another. More came and yet more. Still, they did not speak of your beauty The way they ought to. They couldn't proclaim the complications of awe and elegance That hides in the simplicity of your whisper. The search still continued; The search for the right words; Words that could easily represent The whiteness of your white teeth And describe without a pint of inaccuracy The brightness that it radiates. Words that could bring to everyone's mind The thrill that freezes my entire being into hearty admiration Whenever I chance upon your giggle. Oo if only I were a poet, Say Shakespeare, Or perhaps Alexander Pope Then would I have coined new word Or perhaps a well fitting expression That when heard will make its audience Nod in agreement That I couldn't have described you better. I searched! I searched! I searched! Till futility, mere futility beckoned. Till the sad realization that such words do not exist Began to stare me in the face. Now my head aches, My hands are weak From carrying heavy dictionaries And flipping their pages over and over. So my dear, I quit! Whenever you look at me and I laugh, Whenever you ask how you look and I smile, Just understand that I'm lost for words And therefore describing you in my head. © 2010 SymplydympleReviews
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