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Hair


It frames your face as gently as a blossom

Curling around and away from the rounded edges

Of your chin and cheek

 

You're as lovely as the sun and as soothing as the stars

I behold you in my unblinking eyes

Soft and alive, you permit me to stroke it twice.

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