She Tiptoes Through Her Tears
by sloanranger
Jewels fill her eyes and she fools them when she cries,
they wet her lobes and ears ...
she tiptoes through her tears.
She keeps her feelings in as rivers leave her chin
and they seem to disappear...
she tiptoes through her tears.
They run down off her bodice like pearls that we don't notice
and no one seems to know
they're squishing in her toes.
She acts like she's surprised when I ask her why she cries...
she's been doing it for years -
she tiptoes through her tears.
Her wet face gleams and smiles, through every strain and trial -
she really has no fears,
she tiptoes... through her tears.
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Poetry
RomanceThese poems are suitable for most ages. A variety of poetry - Love, Knights-in-Shining Armor, passion, revenge and forgiveness. sloanranger Location Here Member Since Jul 03, 2012 Votes Received 24, 340.
