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Dream Girl

By Anonymous
One of my earlier poems really. They had sat in an old dusty notebook for a while until I discovered it while looking through old stuff. These little verses still ring true to what I felt at the moment I wrote them and now I share them with you.

sweet and little
soft or brittle?
smooth and supple
sweet and velvet as an apple

chocolate but light
brown but not white
simple smile
enticing eyes
holding you in the while
of thoughts and dreams
sweet and of forever
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