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Her


Her sophisticated though subtle softness soothed me

Her staggered _movements stunned me and with her simple sentiments I became sentimental.

Her shashay of her hip then

Her screaming shyness gave way to a seductive silence

Her sufficating stature severed me

Her sly, silencing repy simply struck me

Her simplisitc stubborness gave substance

No matter who, what, when, or even where

A feeling of two might share

it

was

always

HER!?!

                              By

                                          JJ

 
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