W O M A N



"A woman is not just someone whose shape is praised
only for her legs or arms... but one whose entire appearance
allows for the possibility of admiring her individual parts." Seneca!

The greatest example of quality,
of human greatness!
Spiritual superiority,
moral development,
elevated evolution,
celestial proximity,
with the highest spheres...
This is woman,
the synthesis of what it means to be human!
Woman, human being
holder of potential
of divine virtues,
missionary creature
granted by God...
Therefore, close
to the divine works
to care, watch over, and give love...
Woman, fulcrum of compassion
endowed with a sense of balance
knows how to act in disparate situations
with tenderness and competence
handles mistakes with
mastery and dexterity...
Woman is the greatest love,
the mainspring of life!
the ultimate symbol of beauty!
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October 8, 2025 at 12:14 PM
Hello Alakas, This is a lovely tribute to all women everywhere. My friend. enjoy your day. /Darlene/
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October 15, 2025 at 10:58 AM
Hello Alakas, Alakas, this is a beautiful poem. i have enjoyed to read. I like what you said before you did the poem. Alakas i want to send you an soup mail. please answer it. Thank you. Your friend. /DFarlene/
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October 15, 2025 at 5:52 AM
My DEAREST, Darlene, i Love, admire, female human being ! when she ACTS like a real woman, she is perfect ! she deserves to be considered, o cons ider woman THE besta SIDE of HUMANITY...If course there are outsiders, humano It nota perfect ar all. but ir Will not bring prejudice to me! god bless us all... , alkas
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