Sophia Poem by John F. McCullagh

Sophia

Rating: 5.0


I never have met you, Sophia,
but we talk everyday on the phone.
Your voice has the sweetness of honey
tasted fresh come from the comb.

With cadence and timbre seductive
The sirens' call comes from your lips.
It has the effect on male members
as the sway of a pretty girls' hips.

A beautiful Greek from the Islands
skin kissed by the sun, I suppose.
Or maybe you're fat and your fifty
and wearing a Mu Mu- who knows?

I prefer to surmise you're a beauty.
with velvet smooth skin and brown eyes.
A girl with a voice of an angel
like Michaelangelo would devise.

COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Hans Vr 05 July 2011

Extremely well written poem about an event that all of us will recognise in one or the other way. When we hear someone talk on the phone or radio, we make automatic a mental picture of the person which often is very different from reality. Really enjoyable to read.

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Mohammad Akmal Nazir 05 July 2011

Wonderful poem written with great skill. The poem is rich in imagery and style. I am impressed. Well taken. I rated it 10. Please read and rate my poem 'Abortion' on page 4. Warmest regards Akmal

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