A Woman

What a women feels…..

Am I too much,
Do I deserve?
Every dish you chose to serve!

What’s wrong with me?
I’d like to know,
I struggle with which way to go!

When I speak, 
They all condemn!
I just don’t know what’s wrong with them!

I get so excited,
yes  it’s simple!
I wish you too would show a dimple!

Silly things,
make me berserk!
I know I have too many quirks?

A little giddy
and a tad bit stupid
When the arrow hits, shot by Cupid!

What should I do,
Be calm or quiet?
I don’t want to start a riot!

What a woman wants…

To be heard,
 Would be so nice.
But not at any given price!

Being accepted is important,
And being real
When one is court’in!

Relationships that have no boundaries!
What I mean,
Is loves surrounds these!

Not to be played
Or called a fool
yes to her that would be cool!

A man who does love Jesus
For in this,
He is a genius!

A woman’s resolve….

I accept him as he is!
Help me Lord, 
In me it is!

Friends I guess,
I don’t need one!
For life with Jesus is just as fun!

Excitement is overrated
In my God
 I am satiated!

Help me Lord
Life is hard
In this world my heart is marred!

Today is gone
And tomorrow is new!
With God’s help I will get through!

Yes everything will be alright
For God is love,
And God is light!


Written by:
Stacey Brown
1-6-2016
Copyright © | Year Posted 2016

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A   Avatar
April 10, 2016 at 1:48 AM
Stacey Brown, you've expressed yourself well, I enjoyed your poem. **LINDA**
Woods    Avatar
January 6, 2016 at 9:47 PM
So woman are really quite complicated then. ; ) Enjoyable write.
Brown Avatar
January 6, 2016 at 10:36 PM
maybe so my friend, maybe so
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