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John Niederbuhl
Poems
Mar 2017
Beauty
Outward beauty:
A passing breeze--
Stirs the drapes
And its gone.
Inner beauty:
That shines through
Whatever you have on.
I see their tanned and weathered skin
And wonder where your hands have been.
I see the gray streak in your hair
And know it wasn't always there.
My heart before I met you
Was desolate and cold,
With gusts of howling wind
And shifting drifts of snow.
Now, the wind lives in your hair,
And your eyes my shelter are.
#love
Written by
John Niederbuhl
NY State-Adirondack Mts
(NY State-Adirondack Mts)
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