How can you smile?
With a tip of your hat...
Your eyes are all ready to file...
Your eye-lids are up to bat...
Your eye brows are fierce
A typical greeting here
Your smile is a natural pierce
I sense you've got no fear...
My sense is all wrong...
Your built with fear
Yet you hum a happy song
I can see the forming tear...
Published by robynA91185
I have been published through Poetry.com's hardback book Immortal Verses Series(2006), where six of my poems were published. I've also received Editor's Choice Award from that same site. View profile
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