Extraordinary Never Seen A Beauty So Rare
You make oxygen stop breathing. Causing it to beg for air, Since your beauty makes time stop. So time can behold a splendor so rare. With your soothing voice, You make the serene sea, become vicious. Since it can’t be as calm as you; Producing a aura of wholesomeness, That a lonely star wishes it was swallowed whole by you. A loveliness that can’t be tainted, Even when you perspire; Since you sweat pearls of perfection, And bathed in flawlessness blazing fire; Let me bathe in that fire. Bury my heart in that fiery flame, Swallow me whole by your affection, For true love I can finally proclaim. Give me your heart, You can trust me, I’ll keep it safe. I may be a fool but I’m not that foolish. To abuse a heart with some much class, and also grace; For your beauty that gives oxygen air. A splendor that extraordinary has never seen, A beauty that is so rare. That it can only be found in an Angels dream.
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