Inside Out

Woman, what’s different about you today?
That smile won’t let me get through the door,
I’m more than happy to turn around and stay,
I’ve been late to work before.

The world outside wants to be more than you,
But, the world outside doesn’t stand a chance,
You are a tender breeze under a sky of blue,
My breakfast table in Paris France.

I might just forget there’s actual sunshine,
With that pretty face of yours aglow,
Woman, you are fine, fine, fine!
And you’re all I need to know.

Written by Mark L. Berryann 2011 ©

Published October 22, 2011 Write a comment
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LightH2O
Nice to read such fine words. Well penned!
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Kevin Wells
Wonderful love poem. Could be put to music.
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Linda Winchell
Great flow to this poem and well placed words. God bless
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heather wilkins
nice love poem Mark
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LucyJude
Great poem, really enjoyed this! The last stanza is truly beautiful. Delightful rhyme scheme. Thanks :-)
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spysgrandson
a good feeling to feel this way about a good thing with another person--yes, good
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