butter
I thought I’d met a man
Who saw the real me.
He held a buttercup beneath my chin.
He said “My God!
You don’t like butter!
I’ve never heard of that before!
You are a living miracle!
For every maiden’s chin blushes with gold
When beneath her face
A lovely buttercup I hold”
I was impressed for he was right.
I don’t like butter.
Butter makes me sick.
And this man knew,
He could really see,
He’d got right to the inner heart of me!
But then I found,
Another heartbreak later,
That he was only teasing me
about my pale white chin.
That he was lying,
I was just like all the rest.
He never saw the real me at all.
And he was only joking when he said
That he loved me the best.
photo carolineskywalker
Cynthia Buell Thomas
Mon 22nd Mar 2010 12:54
This is so good, Ann, touching and embracing us all.