appreciation
(with gratitude for frank)
wear it.
your will worry
that your belly
will look bad,
but your middle
soft and spherical,
will be magic,
like the full moon
over Louisville tonight.
with the laying on
of your forgiving hands,
trace the circle
you once loathed
and love it.
love your belly.
you are a beautiful woman.
you,
once welcomer
of lives,
you,
now beckoner
of lovers,
wear that dress.
you look like a woman
who has made love.
tonight
you look like a woman
who is a natural wonder.
6/2/23
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The female belly- the power and the loathing – like nothing else. You captured it!
It runs deep, doesn’t it?
The reclamation of lushness and wonder in a woman’s body, the curve of this whole powerful praise song – yes!! “you look like a woman/who has made love”
Yes!
Hell yes! Especially love this stanza:
but your middle
soft and spherical,
will be magic,
like the full moon
over Louisville tonight.
That part!
I also really love the lone “you look like a woman who has made love” and the double meaning of that, considering the aforementioned welcoming of lives. Women’s bodies are truly amazing! Love the whole message of this poem. <3
Thank you!
I love it. Our bodies are the result of love, they produce love and deserve our love. Well said.
Thanks, sis!
How beautiful!
Thank you!