“A Modest Look”

A modest look is what I want,
I do not, before others, want to flaunt.

I want to be a woman of discretion,
Not one who has troubles and learned hard lessons.

So before the mirror I stand each morn,
Making sure I go out properly adorned.

Is my top a bit too low, or a bit too short,
If so, I need one of a different sort.

What about my pants? Are they too low cut?
Don’t want anyone to see my — well, you know what.

Tightness is an issue, too — tight pants, tight skirts,
blouses and dresses, could my Christian example lessen.

Does my clothing something lack?
Does any of it show half of my back?

Am I exposing too much of my thighs?
If I am, I hope I’ll realize.

One more thing I must address,
No wearing see-through — I want to stress.

I’m now ready to meet the world,
And show others by my dress that I’m a Christian girl.

Becky Honeycutt

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