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Open Poetry #15

Security: The Definition

Kitty**
Member

since 1999-07-27

Posts 428
Charlottesville,VA USA

0 posted 2001-08-19 10:33 PM

Security...A womans favorite word.
The ultimate in a womans life..
No, it's not having money..and not
the honor, of being some mans wife.

Security: The definition of this word:
Something given or pledged as a guarantee.
As in *love* that is given from the heart,
pledged to her, is how she wants it to be.

A blanket of love, wraps her in security.
Shields her, as nothing else can.
A fact, that only her heart, needs to know.
Her strenghth comes from the love of that man.

Only love can provide her that security.
Not who you are, what you have, or who you'll be.
Just your love, simple love, lasting love.
Something given, pledged to her, a guarantee.

If you can't make it so,
you need to let it go!

Elizabeth

Moderator

Member Ascendant

since 1999-06-07

Posts 6871
Minnesota

1 posted 2001-08-19 10:50 PM

It can't be defined better than this!

Mysteria

Member Laureate

since 2001-03-07

Posts 18328
British Columbia, Canada

2 posted 2001-08-20 01:56 AM

Well done~and well said too, I enjoyed this.

If you have but one true friend when you die you were truly blessed
~* Mysteria *~

JamesMichael
Member Empyrean

since 1999-11-16

Posts 33336
Kapolei, Hawaii, USA

3 posted 2001-08-20 03:26 AM

I agree but I still think women find security in money...try going to a mall without money...James

Cerenity
Member Elite

since 2000-02-16

Posts 2637
Escondido-California

4 posted 2001-08-21 09:15 PM

Hi Kitty,

Very well said and true, enjoyed much,

Love, Cerenity

"God doesn't have to be reminded that we exist.
We have to be reminded that He exist!"

(Writer Unknown)

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