Beauty

Beauty

A Poem by Deidara

Her hair it glows just like the sun
 smells warm and fresh like a bun 
from gold silk threads it was spun 
for me she is the only one

Her smile electrifies the sky 
it shows itself, it is not shy 
it draws me hither and nigh 
I cannot say goodbye 

Her lips like cherries do they glow 
and draw me hither to and fro 
and like the soft river flow 
they remind me of long ago 

Here eyes are pools of deep blue sea 
I fall into them freely drowning 
her gaze is magnificent can't you see? 
When I stare into them I'm never frowning 

© 2019 Deidara


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Kind of cheesy, don't you think? The concept, I mean. Besides the concept, it was pretty good. The description and some personification you use was nice. It seems as if you wrote this for somebody. I wouldn't be surprised if it were. I haven't read your other poetry but I am now, to see what else you wrote. I'm interested. The feelings conveyed in this was kind of sweet, something I'm not used to since I don't read poetry like this. Otherwise, it was nice...different from what I read. The concept may be overused but overall, the description was nice. Sorry, I'm repeating myself. I'm fascinated by what you have and will continue on reading your other work. Good luck.

Posted 11 Years Ago


EternalDarkness

11 Years Ago

...Sorry, I tend to go on and on about my opinion. It's a habit. :/ But anyway, yeah. Good luck with.. read more
Deidara

11 Years Ago

Thanks
EternalDarkness

11 Years Ago

No problem.
Not bad, but check your spelling and grammar. You have a good concept but it's marred somewhat by those little, easily fixable errors. It makes it look like you don't care about the piece if you leave them as they are.

Posted 11 Years Ago


1 of 1 people found this review constructive.

Deidara

11 Years Ago

Oh, thanks

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Added on March 29, 2013
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