Smitten By Starlight

Brightly lit by starlight streaming, Through chestnut tresses, flowing, gleaming Smiles wrought forth from stranger’s faces beaming Beaming out into the night Smiles of wonder, from near and yonder Teased from faces once tense and tight Ope’ now wide and In awe ponder Ponder the beauty bestowed… Bestowed by her wondrous sight Features carved as from precious Jade Sensuous symmetry lightly laid By artisan’s hand so light… Profile proud, yet shyly shown To be merely made of skin and bone Ah…this creature whom I’m with tonight! Does it show in my face aglow The rush of delight. The pride? My strutting stride, with her by my side As we stroll out and into the night. Arm in arm, hand in glove Awash in starlight and love Am I smitten? Have I been bitten, By a love bug This very night?
Copyright © | Year Posted 2013

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