She walks by
All hips and careless glances.
Brilliant brown locks of hair falling over eyes
That seem to talk to heaven.
Curves devilishly subtle
So that you have to blink to take her all in.
Impossible to do at one glance
She licks her lips,
Shopping for minute rice,
Or Uncle Ben's,
In a million and one supermarkets.
Who would have thought something as tedious
As everyday chores could be sexy?
Her legs casually crossed at the ankles,
While she compares prices
And nickels and dimes
Spill from her pocketbook.
You bend to help her gather them up,
And she smiles a dazzling white smile,
Grateful for some help
On a Friday night,
While her car idles,
And her kids wait for dinner.
2:30 PM; 8-25-2002
Yours words have depicted her far better than any photograph could.
Starward