Other Woman Poems - Poems about Other Woman

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Fukuda Chiyo-ni Haiku Fukuda Chiyo-ni (1703-1775) was a celebrated Japanese poet and painter of the Edo period, also known as Kaga no Chiyo. CHIYO-NI POEMS ABOUT WOMEN AND DESIRE How alarming: her scarlet fingernails tending the white chrysanthemums! —Chiyo-ni, loose translation/interpretation...Read the rest...

Think of nothing but me, hold no arms, only mine; see what love has done: put these distant hearts together when they refused to surrender: who was the clever one? Think of nothing but me, see what they can't see; another man would...Read the rest...

Island woman, nautical mystery, Shrouded in history, over the sea, Longing to see her, when I set sail, Ageless, Manx goddess, she's waiting for me. Maritime woman, always mystical, Ancient Manx goddess, from over the sea, Nautical distance, I will not...Read the rest...

My name is “Girl” A girl with wings I had a pearl A pearl filled with inks I had a dream A dream to fly I heard a scream A scream, nothing but a lie I am blessed with a gift A gift...Read the rest...

Was this simply a predestination or one fate made true? It all happened so fast, just as my eyes can blink from green to blue Paper flowers unfolding; artificial growth of life's prose that show rhymes have...Read the rest...

So few have ever understood me on a level well; so deep Even less have I let witness my tears as they seep They come forth in the darkness while others sleep; Thoughts of you can be so...Read the rest...

I am but a single shuddering whisper trapped beneath the shroud, a lingering fluttering flicker of self indulgent doubt. I am but a small one, an itty bitty insignificant flake of dust, among the sunlight. A little soft, though...Read the rest...

So, can you afford this place by yourself? Yeah, I did the maths. ­Okay, I’ll take...Read the rest...

Diana wore the shirt around She’s a clown we said. A clown. A clown. Her husband told her how to jump and what direction. She wore this shirt with an afflicted affection. The shirt said, “My wife is one...Read the rest...

A future grand. A world of possibilities. Women united. Equality's blossom. Education's blade. Bridges of hope. A lifelong friend. Towards a future. Equality's flame. Every girl deserves to learn....Read the rest...

The mirror reflects a lifetime etched upon my skin; a canvas of stories whispered through maturity. I stand before it, middle-aged and exposed, my nakedness laid bare. My image holds no judgment, only truth—an unyielding...Read the rest...

i’m here, nor there, sometimes everywhere a storm brewing inside i’m darker i’ve sailed these seas before repetition becomes habit take me back to simpler times an early childhood memory just one day when i didn’t allow myself to be consumed by...Read the rest...

quintessential leader of children she shows them the value of living their truth responding to their needs with suggestions she is woman, mom, grandma, auntie promotes doing things for the greater good glowing example of giving time and talents to...Read the rest...

She is on some kind of power climb I was told I stared up and up and up and up What if she falls? Will she land in a heap? Will she shatter into six pieces? Would her legs...Read the rest...