Prints and cardigans

Mesdames Jekyll and Hyde - a poem

I have so long, so long entertained the thought;
Ideal woman, what have I really sought?
I reckon torn between milk and chocolate;
Similar to Jekyll and Hyde's fate.

For one: oriental, smooth and silky;
With a dash of cotton - frilly;
Nose so structured as her jaws and face,
Breasts, firm but gentle, trunk stretched to race.

Another: a hybrid of mosque and castle dwellers;
Whose stare can pierce like fiery lance.
Face, breasts and trunk constructed like the other;
But bushed, apparent at a glance.

But note that love is what is ultimate;
From which above must be commensurate.

PP

18 September 2008

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Reminisce Me - A Poem to La Salle

The land of greens from where I sprang;
I have arrived to grant myself a stroll.
The sight of views was gay and so I sang,
Reminisce me, and allow me to recall.

The kingdom, the subjects, the castles
have all been brought to life;
The Church where Pearl of Great Price jostle,
I revered without any sense of strife.

The hut of wisdom fond memories roamed;
Antiquities and relics burst and foamed.
Old and new together they caused me color;
And multi-cultures headed by my own.

Abandonedly, I sit on a pebbled bench;
And sense that reminisce is just as yet to quench.

PP

18 September 2008

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