How not to admire beauty, tell me how?
All admiration I see that is all
Allow eyes to wonder I can't allow
Fall in love by photo, how can I fall?
Gamine is she, impish charming gamine
I am entranced by images of her eye
Scene of reality never truly seen
Lie of fantasy dreams wherein I lie
Round face circular eyes framed golden round
Young captured frozen still forever young
Bound to my mind; her beauty is bound
Unsung my love song departed unsung
Lie of fantasy dreams wherein I lie
I am entranced by images of her eye
Author notes
Written in the Shadow Sonnet Form invented by the incredibly beautiful and talented Amera M. Andersen.
In a list
A contest entry
- Photograph.... by kiwigirljacks.
700 points, ended December 1, 2008, 19 entries
• next poem in this contest, remove from contest
Comments
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Who doesn't love Audrey Hepburn
A lovely write about her and a great take on the prompt.
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Just Beautiful
This Shadow Sonnet Form looks so hard to do. You have done it beautifully in this poem. I'm in awe really of your choice of words in admiring the beautiful woman she is in this picture. Best wishes in the contest.
Wishing You Many Blessings
My Friend
Much Love
Kelle Marie 
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What a beautiful Shadow! You have woven the form into pure beauty as it descrives beauty. I am so honored to see the form used this way.
Love,
Amera♥
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hehe Audrey wasn't the only gamine beauty I had in mind as I wrote this.
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