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Women are God's Masterpiece, plain and simple

You are a Masterpiece

Ive invested serious time
 roaming the corridors of my mind
 trying to design a portrait of you
 and I've come up with a blueprint
 that I think is right on time.
 So if you would be so kind
  as to allow me to sketch your outline 
to be your personal Micheal Angelo
 it would be my honor to let
 the world know you are a Masterpiece
 and when this portrait is released 
it will render men speechless
 and this visual rendering
 will only increase in value
 because the portrait in my mind's eye
 is only one of a kind
 therefore priceless 
So allow my hand to be the brush 
and you the canvas
 first I will use the softest of tints
 to represent your buttery skin 
and even softer hues to represent 
the beauty within you
 then I will use a special brush 
and a delicate touch
 dipped in sprinkles of Heavenly dust 
to represent the workings 
of your heart 
and maybe bolder colors 
to emphasize your mystic aura 
then I'll use colors that are subdued
 to highlight certain aspects of you 
such as your precious smile
 dimples, nose, and lips 
and then I'll paint your ears
with a special brush
 so you can hear an angel's whisper.
Now I'll need a rare shade of gold 
to paint the splendor of your soul
 believe me
 you will be my work of art 
stroke after stroke done to perfection 
 and this is only the start 
for God promised me 
He (or She) 
would add the finishing touches
 to guarantee you will be that work of art
I rave about 
beyond the shadow of a doubt
 you are a Masterpiece
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