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Poetry by Sharman Burson Ramsey
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American Woman by S. B. Ramsey |
Sharman Burson Ramsey |
Ceaseless racing going where? Max Factor hides a soul laid bare Vagabond--Liz Claiborne cool Behind the wheel Of which carpool?
Cocktail chatter, Senseless prattle Cosmo herd of stylish cattle. Lots of talk, nothing to say, We're here, We're there... We're on our way.
Orthodontist... Football Practice... Music... Church... And Dancing Lesson. Modern Woman's new Imperative: Always make a good impression. Brittle smile, beguiling mask Whose party, dear? (Will she be asked?)
Leader... Mother...
Teacher.... Boss.... What intense pressure! Must life now be a marathon? To be all things... And count to none? The Superwoman is all a lie We here for a while And then we die. Grandmother knew who she should be. She laughed and listened And shelled her peas. Sang as she rocked, And hugged babies The mark she made was not in figures but in the hearts Of all who knew her.
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Copyright 1996 These are my own working genealogy files that I share with you. The errors are my own. But, perhaps they will give you a starting point. All original writing is copyrighted. Webmaster
Copyright 1996 These are my own working genealogy files that I share with you. The errors are my own. But, perhaps they will give you a starting point. All original writing is copyrighted. Webmaster