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the secret of serenity.

by Maria Francesca

every silvery hair
perfectly curled,

the seams
at the front
of her slacks
sharper than razors,

her jewelry
tasteful and lovely,

her gait
dignified
and sedate.

I fell
into step beside her
on the busy sidewalk

and we both stopped
at the corner,
waiting for the light to change

and I told her
how I admired
her elegance
and graceful carriage

and how she seemed

so serene,
so calm;

and never will I forget
her sweet smile,
her sparkling eyes

as she answered me softly
in cultured tones:

I'm wearing a diaper, Dear.
what's left
for me to worry about?

03/11/2007

Posted on 03/12/2007
Copyright © 2024 Maria Francesca

Member Comments on this Poem
Posted by Kristina Woodhill on 03/12/07 at 01:49 PM

bwahahahahahahha - so that's the secret!! Well done.

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