Woman of Substance

She got a good character of being a woman.
She has a strong personality that distinguish 
The vital principle of being individual.
The simplicity and beauty she had 
Produce the essential element unseen.
The fantastic view of herself is highly important
Taking the responsibility she gave, 
Her knowledge and wisdom carry by her
Instinctive nature given by God.

She being a woman had a wonderful 
Scene of inside within, a woman of intuition
Nurturing her spirit for being free from
Any disturbing notion. Her body and mind 
Had high qualities of matter, meaning to 
Contribute and bear life, Wonderful! 
That God has a condition to his power to
Administer in life to one beautiful individual.
She had a clean heart to manipulate
People for awakening to their insensibility.

She is fashionable being a mother.
She acknowledge the important of being
Responsible womanhood. She is sensitive
To the reputation of others. She gave affection, 
Show respect, worthy of honour, pure and fare action. 
She is proud being a woman.
She contribute something worthwhile to the
People whom she inspired. 

Her boldness; deep and wide that transformed the current
Beyond what you expected being a woman “Herself ".

© Jocelyn Dunbar
4 March 2003
12:00 Noon
Copyright © | Year Posted 2017

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Dunbar Avatar
June 1, 2017 at 9:25 PM
Thank you so much. God be with you whatever storm you are facing in life. He will sustain you.
Adeyemi Avatar
May 31, 2017 at 8:20 PM
She is fashionable being a mother' reminds me of my mom and this poem os about the wonderful nature of woman it has feelings i could feel the write and specific i dont like it i love it.
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