Trademark Quality
My smile is not my trademark and neither is my hair.
If you check my waistline, you’ll find it isn’t there.
My clothes are not distinctive. I don’t drive a fancy car,
and if you rate my cooking, you’ll find it under par.
My figure is too stocky. My dogs are ill-behaved.
When I sang karaoke, nobody ever raved.
So my defining quality, now that you’ve thought to query,
is that I am perfect—perfectly ordinary!
The prompt today is Trademark.
lifelessons - a blog by Judy Dykstra-Brown 
Perfectly ORDINARY? You? Seriously? You are anything but THAT.
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Love your take on the prompt. Oh, that’s why we are all so distinct, with our unique trademarks of perfectly ordinary features. 🙂
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thanks, dimple.
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You’re welcome. 🙂
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Amazingly ordinary! Great entry.
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Me too! Fancy that!
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Love it!
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