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Sheila Taylor Poem
When you look into a women eyes what do you see, do you see a benevolent sprit, airly light
as a futter of a feather, or a demon malicious wink
When you look into a women eyes what do you see, do you see the present events that's
happing, the furture events that gonna happen, or the past event that did happen and never
told what really happen
When you look into a women eyes what do you see, do you see her tairls, tribulations,
distress, her emotions as vast and distance as the oceans and sea's turmoil, toublesome or
calm, smooth swifty moving softy along
When you look into a women eyes what do you see, do you see her desires, wisdom, valor
do you see her failures, dreams, goals like clouds wandering aimlessy
When you look into a women eyes what do you see, do you see the uniqueness of her soul
made mavelously by heavenly divine hands, gifted to earth tested by life expecties
When you look into a women eyes what do you see, do you see her as who she is , suppose
to be, wants to be
When you look into a women eyes what do you see, or do you just see a women and nothing
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Sheila Taylor Poem
He rich dark light mix of chocolate, smooth taut textured skin bronzed in kindness
and compassion and I say this too shall pass
Brillant eyes shades of gold seeing visions, hearing the unknow commandering, tranquilizing
pulling and blending me into his essence
and I say this too shall pass
Broad shoulders stronge back ladden with burdens, that never seems to bend stoop or break,
senstive work callous hands that gently caress my troubled weary mind, ease away all my
fears and doubths and I say this too shall pass
Deep rooted legs, guildance with the blessing from the ancient ones, he set me lightly on my
feet his steps is conifdence, steady, rymthmgly and I match his pace
and I say this too shall pass
He release me into the sweet rapture of light tears of understanding are on my face, for he
knew all along that I too will say
this shall never pass
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