The Tallest Beauty

I went to safari 
On a land far from sea 
On the ridge near a well 
Where the natives dwell 

I saw a native beauty 
Looking down a tree 
Her long legs could verse 
For a miss universe 

My heart was conquered 
By such beauty so deeply 
But the heart that hungered 
Could not have her company 

But I so adore her dearly 
She's the tallest beauty 
I'll bring her memory 
On my way from safari
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