Sheba's Face

Behold, I have seen queen Sheba,

Whose face is a golden copper;

Long or short,ask no more trace,

Her dazzling face is her grace.


Her cheeks,soft like cotton boughs,

Like mane on horse,slant hairs on her brows;

The white of her eyes,snowy like ivory,

Her lips,tender and like inner cake fluffy.


Her chin, at the tip with inviting dimple,

The forehead sparkling without a pimple;

The bridge of her nose is gradient,

Baby face that is no beauty picket.


Heaven says of Sheba’s face :

He who wins this, wins every race.
Copyright © | Year Posted 2014

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