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Enchantment


You radiate gregarious energy when you walk into a room.

Surely all dreary souls must be brightened by your presence. Even the most jaundiced of women illuminate just at the sight of your lovely face, because the kindness in your eyes vanquishes all bellicose sensation. I feel as if a simple word from you consummates my deepest desires and fills my heart with liquid gold. How such a mortal could be so perfectly splendid to me is an elusive notion that becomes harder to grasp the more you mesmerize me with your enticing grace.
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