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Only One Incredible Woman


Only One Incredible Woman

 

Her hair was even short or long, her arms were over

stretched, even her expended and wide legs to move

in the huge beloved space upon her, she looks like

the wind the breeze the air it blown her suddenly

and heavenly, she feels the love in her bone of her

luxurious body and good looks, her face was very

calm and relaxed, she used her heart her spirit her

wondrous soul was released, she hear the greatest

waterfalls in earth, she hear another, the unique

Shakespearean words of poetry in thin incredible

and intelligent air to speak with, she used the gentle

pole of goodness and greatness, she use the stage

gracefully like the river was up and downstream, her

beauteous was even deep enough, her passion is

growing and growing nonstop, only one woman who

moves whatever and whatsoever in her naked feet to

fleet through the flat form stage like an angel

 

Written by

Michael James Brindley

6-11-16 

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