Dream Madam Poem by Albert Price

Dream Madam

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Ever indebted I am to her beauty,
An eternal gratuity to her furtive grace.
She who spun this globe so astutely,
From saccharine thoughts beyond time and space.
Her love a visitorless treasure;
Her thoughts an endless stream of bliss.
Onward orbits her twining measure,
Inebriating ripeness upon her lips.
A billion pleasingly sweet princesses
In one glance of her gorgeous loveliness,
Beyond all pleasure a word addresses
Or borrows vocabulary to express.
My humble gratefulness could swim any sea,
A ravishing beauty she may ever be.

COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Ashraful Musaddeq 20 May 2009

'My humble gratefulness could swim any sea, A ravishing beauty she may ever be.' Lovely imagery is used in this dreamy poem.

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