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Handsome Alex


There once was a boy who stood out from the rest The girls and guys both all knew he was the best He was 6 foot 3, hit his head on ceiling fans And his flawless skin was a natural golden tan His hair was straight, went down to his brows Both the color of dark wood, they aroused His eyes, almond-shaped and -colored, dazzled all In no way was he less than perfect nor small And any time of day he had a smile on his face He was the one everyone wanted to chase His mouth was wide with lips so full and pink Around him and his beauty, I could hardly think His jaw and chin were chiseled like a god This boy left all who crossed his path in awe Sure, he was lanky, but muscles you could see He had baseball mitts for hands and big clown feet But, of course, they only added to his charm Along with the fact that he was always so warm This wonderful boy found a girl and thereafter Together forever, they lived happily ever after
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