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Her eyes a sapphire blue, An awesome sight to view, Her nose aristocratic, She was so charismatic, Her lips a rosy petal pink, One had to blink, Or been seen as staring, Her nature a sheer blessing. Her hair pure black like coal, Her ears so dainty as if she stole Them from a pretty fairy, Her friendly attitude quite flirty, Her peeking bosoms such a tease, Begging for a squeeze, Her tantalizing always alluring waistline, Her demure look whilst sipping wine, Her legs, toned and smooth, The actual truth, Those legs were the best in town, Caire lived in a cottage down The hill, her ankles slim and slender, Her speaking tone ever so tender, Her teeth pearly white, Her nails and toe-nails bright Red, wrists strong, fingers slight. She was betrothed to the mayor, Was this beautiful girl Caire, To be married next week, By a sandy beach near a sheltered creek, Excitement was mounting, Two days to go, she was counting, Claire had ordered a Dior designed dress, This was the perfect wedding, oh yes! Her parents arrived the day before, They were excited wanted to explore, Mark’s parents acted a little strange, There was never any form of exchange, Of phone calls, no answer to a wedding invitation, Future husband gave Clair limited information, She looked radiant as she walked down the aisle, She turned everybody’s head, unique was her style. Happy as a lark to be her beloved’s wife, She looked forward to her future role in life, Suddenly, police sirens heard, The noise moving closer, how weird, Two cars arrived and, four or five policemen, Walked towards the couple, in fact ten, Cuffed her future husband, read him his rights, Clair fainted, Mark was a criminal, many nights She often thought he was too secretive, Which made her sad, certainly not appreciative, Claire dear girl, you forgot, habits are difficult to re-arrange, Mark was set in his ways, so hard for you to have him change. Mark was wanted for fraud, millions of pounds Involved, had cooked the books, so out of bounds, Claire's mom and dad put her gently into their car, And took her to their home which was far, Claire took some time to get past this catastrophe, Over a man she loved and about to relinquish her chastity, Ralph a divorced writer was her parent’s neighbour, Who soon stole Clare’s heart and her chamber!
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