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Gorgeous


Well, put together like a puzzle that took time.

Where have you been my whole life? 

Are you the manikin in the window only coming to life at night?

A waterfall of beauty gorgeous.

A body chiseled from a magazine picture-perfect.

A botanical garden lit up with lights breath taken.

A psalm tree of shad on a summer day.

Fine grated sand from a beach of wonder you are gorgeous.

If gorgeous could be a production, you would own the leading role. 

My final decree would be your profoundly define gorgeous. 

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