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Created on: January 31, 2010 Last Updated: June 17, 2010
Smoothly she moves
Natural with her grace
Not making a sound
Not raising her face
Neck well defined
Black dress all that's worn
No adornments are needed
To add to her charm
Around and throughout
She turns and she glides
Turning all heads
As she passes by
Shes coming my way
Enchantingly sweet
Still weaving and floating
An angel is she
This classical beauty
In front of me
A kiss on the cheek
Its my wife you see.
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Poetry: Grace
Silence fills the air around
Peace descends within
Buried deep beneath the chaos
There's a new life to begin
Emotional exhaustion
She peered from the box
Her nose in the air
Sniffing and smelling
She had love to share
I scooped her up
Into my arms
Her
I'm That Girl
I was that girl
the one who gave into her lusts
that maybe you think you can't trust
the one you think deserves
Smoothly she moves
Natural with her grace
Not making a sound
Not raising her face
Neck well defined
Black dress all that's
Sandpaper hits the nerves again. I hit the ceiling.
I turn around and wonder what happened,
how I've fallen so far in so
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