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Your Exquisite Form


As you shed your garments like a snake

My eyes are ready to examine your shape

And cast my eyes upon your face

 

There I saw two beautiful summer skies I treasured

Above them were enchanting, arched brows

And a delightful prominent nose beneath

 

Below were smooth and seductive bows

Ones I could kiss for eternity

To say otherwise would be insanity

 

I look to your rich, perky breasts

And your midriff lies below

More beauty, ready to show

 

With alluring abs, although thin

Nevertheless a gorgeous abdomen

With ample and vigorous thighs to go along

 

Your figure captures my heart

Despite your concerns

I would never transform

Your exquisite form

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