You stand there in front of the mirror,
brushing through layered hair
that projects the sun's warmth.
Your face is weathered from times gone by
but this is not old leather.
Eyebrows arched with a kind expression,
years worth of smiles
locked away in the corners of your mouth.
Your voice rings out like a pixie bell,
enveloping the room in your presence.
You turn to face me slowly and smile.
Your scarf cascades over your shoulder.
Looking at you now, nobody
would be able to see
the secrets behind those hazel eyes.
Like a rabbit in the headlights,
you widen those eyes.
Why am I smiling at you?
Grinning like the Cheshire Cat,
I replace your scarf.
I just think you're beautiful
and I wish you could see the same.
YOU ARE READING
A Collection of Poetry Vol. I
PoetryA collection of previous poetry written by me, left the way it was when I discovered it. There are no specific genres or forms to these.