The Loudest Whisper Poem by Dorothy (Alves) Holmes

The Loudest Whisper

Rating: 5.0


Voice soft as cotton
Falling on snow.
Eyes that sparkle
Like diamond dust, all aglow.
Such a lady is she.
Do we love her?
Yes Siree!
We love her smile,
Her eyes so bright,
We love the way she closes her eyes,
Oh sooooooo tight.
She speaks in whispers
A delight to the ear,
She's our precious soft and cuddly
Angel bear.


October 29,1986

COMMENTS OF THE POEM
READ THIS POEM IN OTHER LANGUAGES
Dorothy (Alves) Holmes

Dorothy (Alves) Holmes

Baltimore, Maryland
Close
Error Success