The museum

Mumu da poet 1990 (Siteki)



The body of a woman is a museum,
Full of archived sweetness.
Every inch of her landscape is sensitive,
Her toes are sensitive when kissed with precision,
Her silky hairs tell the tales of her past when smelled with love,
Her navel generate heat,
Her stomach and breast are the mitochondria.
Her earlobes are filled with voices that whispers ashy stories of naked beds,
Her neck is wrapped with the gift of sexual breathing
Her hands has beautiful lullabies to sleep our sorrows away,
Her voice, an instrument of hope.
 One has to be a tourist to read all the archived stories of beauty in her body.

About this poem

This poems speaks about the beauty of women,the poet compares women bodies to a museum. We all know that museum has archived lots of information about history, so is this poem exploring the beauty of women bodies.

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Written on June 28, 2022

Submitted by musamumu592 on June 28, 2022

Modified on March 05, 2023

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Scheme ABCDEFGHIJKL
Closest metre Iambic heptameter
Characters 601
Words 118
Stanzas 1
Stanza Lengths 12

Mumu da poet

Musa mukelwa Simelane is a swazi born poet. Born and bred in the kingdom of eswatini. Born on the 29 of January 1990. He fell in love with words at a tender age,we he was writing paragraphs of love to his unknown sweetheart. His love for poetry was fuelled by his elementary teacher who pushed him into literature role plays. He has won accolades across the globe. He has a book under his name titled "tears of the broken winds" he is a versatile poet but mostly love to write love poems. more…

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