Tuesday, April 30, 2013

Creative Poetry: Poetry in Beauty

You know when you see this woman, and you get the breath knocked out of you? When you are mesmerised by her beauty, but when people ask you what you found beautiful, you struggle to describe - because all you can say sounds like poetry? Here's what happened to me.



A flowing stream of lustrous hair
From heads held high
Round a neck of yore
And into the valley of bosoms nigh

Slender fingers that trace the plains
Of flaring nostrils that know surprise
Of parted lips and rushes
Of breath as cold as ice

The sand that trickles through
The grasp of an hourglass
Waists like hers shall bring
Divine perfection amass

A supple bosom:
Peaks at twilight
Overseeing paradise
From day to night

The sturdy plateau
That bear long twines
Sweet treasures that hide
In valleys; in vines

Lo and for beauty whence
Words do no justice
For poetry in beauty
Always finds itself amiss

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