Beautyqueen

by Ares   May 19, 2008


I'm drinking a glass of wine,
bitter, sweet finish, round.
would go perfect with my favorite dish.
I'm stuck in Italy, miles from home,
thinking about all things good.

So it doesn't really matter that I've lost my luck,
because I'm fine, done with strife, I've found my beauty queen at last.

she sleeping in, passing noon already,
she doesn't have a bra.
I admire her hair, and her beautiful lines,
could this really be happening?

so it doesn't really matter that I've lost my luck,
because I'm fine, done with strife, I've found my beauty queen at last.

lost the train, spilled my wine and my hair's a mess.
another stain, forgot what's mine, yet I've nothing to confess.

because I'm an ordinary man, with an extraordinary woman, life just don't get better than this.

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  • 16 years ago

    by Gabba Gabba Hey

    Aww, this is a really nice, happy turn, from the poem before. It's well written, and I can feel the sheer joy...but in the beginning it seems confused, like you aren't sure it's real. Very good though!

  • 16 years ago

    by Goodbye

    Inspiring, I wish you get your own beauty queen. It is so lovely how men can write sweet poems for women. :)