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The Shakespeare Lover


Though I know you not, I’m compelled to write Of your beauty, and nature so tender Your smile radiates, And shine like moonlight. Charming are your eyes filled with splendor You bring joy to those favored by your presence You fill me with wonder I must confess With splendid charm and amazing essence Lovely yet spunky you always impress. Always enchanting is your taste A soft embrace not taken with haste Never has there been such a fair beauty More than gorgeous, your love is high and mighty.
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