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Love Sonnet II
Posted by Douglas, Sep 16, 2008. 1182 views. ID = 1731
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To all my friends I speak with great elation
Of all your bright and stunning loveliness,
Of beauty that's beyond imagination,
Of wondrous and delightful comeliness.
"Her eyes," I say, "are emeralds set in gold
That glint and twinkle lovely shades of green,
Her lips, like rubies, glorious to behold,
With perfect ivories glinting in between.
Her skin is soft, a sweet and pale complexion,
Translucently, with radiance it shines.
She is, my friends, without an imperfection,
I'm blessed to know this lovely girl is mine."
My friends, they nod, and then they all advise:
"Be grateful for such weak, myopic eyes!"
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Samantha
Sep 16, 2008 | Brilliant, I really like this.
~Posted by Samantha, Sep 16, 2008 |
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