THE CATWALK QUEEN

Andy Hunter

In a darkened room deep in the crowd

A familiar tune – the music’s loud

Spotlights dance around the stage

With knowing glance, I turn the page 

 

I see her and she’s dressed in black 

Not in person – in paperback

Will she pose for me tonight?

I hold my breath –follow the light

 

Through the haze all I can see

Are models strutting purposefully?

Then I spot her walking proud

The clothes she wears delight the crowds

 

Her sultry eyes and jet-black hair

All I can do is sit and stare

If I can get my timing right

Who knows – she could be mine tonight?

 

Out of reach – a designer’s dream

She is a peach – the catwalk queen

We all desire – but cannot touch

My hearts on fire – she means so much

 

Her picture in the magazines

Leaps from the page into my dreams

Maybe one day she’ll be mine

Then we can leave this pantomime

  • Author: Andy Hunter (Offline Offline)
  • Published: November 18th, 2021 11:49
  • Comment from author about the poem: A bit of fun for a change
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Comments3

  • Paul Bell

    She looks like a girl who you would want to walk all over you.
    Hope your dream comes true.

    • Andy Hunter

      Thanks Paul 😂

    • Doggerel Dave

      Great stuff, Andy - sometimes, just sometimes fantasy can be better than reality, and a lot less complicated....

      • Andy Hunter

        Cheers Dave, enjoyed writing this one.😃

        • Andy Hunter

        • Goldfinch60

          One day that dream will come true Andy.

          Andy



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