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Beauty like four seasons


 

The safety felt wrapped in arms;

Arms, entwined as a ripe wild grape vine around the body of a strong oak

Lying in the sheets of a cool summer breeze

Body kissed tan by the sun

And cheek bones like a marsh rose

The most perfect July sunset could not do this beauty justice.

With hair that flows like a brisk autumn breeze through bronze autumn leaves

Sugar maple red lips sweeter then thanksgiving pie

Feelings strong like the tallest tree

Feelings stronger when with thee.

Fingers tracing thy beautiful body like ice skates that figure eight

Around and around

A smile that could brighten even winter’s darkest day

Twinkling eyes like stars in a clear December sky.

Fresh feelings of spring sprout with every meeting

Wildflower fields could not compete with such elegance

An Apple blossom beauty with water Lilly grace

This is a beauty like four seasons 

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