Poems on the topic: appearance

Poems on the topic “appearance” on Poets.by.

CheerfulDave Bonta

Facelift

cut and make an end of it behind the ear to mar is better than to be plain no hat cost as much as a face done fine
CheerfulDave Bonta

White meat

the bridegroom and bride both red in the morning they give them a piece of chalk to lick which makes them white in the flesh with so much appearance reality was left to sleep
Sadbaddiebaka

why does she..

why does she walk like that why does she talk so loudly why does she have ugly, yellow teeth why does she have that fat on her tummy why does she look at herself and say these things..
AngryCraig Rozniecki

Beauty Defined

The fine golden hair, White shiny teeth, Hourglass figure, The definition of beauty, With eyes as blue as the sky, Full, luscious lips, Strong legs like that of an athlete, The definition of beauty, Silence fills the room as she enters, Heads turn instantly, Mouths agape, The definition of beauty, With all attention on her, She opens her mouth, Stumbles over her words, In a cringe-inducing sound,
ContemplativeEdgar Lee Masters

Ami Green

Not “a youth with hoary head and haggard eye”, But an old man with a smooth skin And black hair! I had the face of a boy as long as I lived, And for years a soul that was stiff and bent, In a world which saw me just as a jest, To be hailed familiarly when it chose, And loaded up as a man when it chose, Being neither man nor boy. In truth it was soul as well as body Which never matured, and I say to you That the much-sought prize of eternal youth Is just arrested growth.

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