You Stick Out Poem by Alem Hailu Gabre Kristos

You Stick Out



What separates you from the pack,
No man crosses paths without
A second snapshot turning back.

What separates you from the pack,
No man sets eye on you
Not subject to cupid's arrow an attack.

What separates you from the pack
No man sits across
Without dropping jaws
Cherishing your face, smiles
That doesn'tlack.

What separates you from the pack
When you walk
No man is blind
To you attire liquefying knack.

What separates you from the pack
You prove
An embodiment of beauty
Even if, offhand,
You put on clothes
Made out of a sack.

Monday, July 29, 2019
Topic(s) of this poem: beauty
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Though beauty is on the eye of the beholder, there are ladies whom every man attests beautiful
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