Her Hands Poem by Joen Coronel

Her Hands



Somewhat new to my eyes
As time hops
As time flies
As time stops
For a while

December-kissed skin, cold and tan
Breeze brushes her cheeks
Along my way
Along the highway
Along the sidewalks
I’m walking into

The sound of a young soul
Dreams in her eyes
Through the clouds
Through the indigo grasses
Through the ceiling
Smiling back at her

Semi-ebony hair dancing in curls
Her captivating chuckle
From behind
From the illuminating space
From the marble grounds
Is perfectly crafted
Like her hands.

Friday, May 1, 2015
Topic(s) of this poem: hands,love and art,simple,smile
POET'S NOTES ABOUT THE POEM
This is for the girl whom I found to be purely obsessed in the laws and flaws of art, without even knowing that I also have the same love towards that subject as well as her skills, so to say I most likely love how her hands move whenever she starts drawing out of the line.
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