Feminine

In all senses, all consequences, instances of definition,
By her words that flare and animate,
In all the wept and kept secrets and tears, 
By the sleek form of her mind laid bare,
I visualise her beauty.

By all intents, all compliments, modes of illustration,
In her breath and eyes that captivate,
In all the revealed and concealed hopes and fears,
By the hunger for her sex so fair,
I realise her appeal.

In all being, all foreseeing, prophecies of fascination, 
By her shapely thrall to devastate,
In all the fired and desired crucibles of years
In the perfumed flesh beyond compare
I eulogise her flame.
Copyright © | Year Posted 2005

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