The Most Beautiful Woman, Poetically Unbound Poem by James McLain

James McLain

James McLain

From Tampa Florida And Still Living Near By

The Most Beautiful Woman, Poetically Unbound

Her beauty draped, a silhouette divine,
The most beautiful woman, her grace defined.

Eyes like constellations, deep and profound,
Wisdom in their gaze, a universe unbound.

Golden tresses cascade, a waterfall of light,
Soft as whispers, in the moonlit night.
Her skin, a canvas, where stories unfold,
A tapestry of warmth, in hues untold.

A symphony of laughter, a melody sweet,
Intellect sparkles, in every thought she meets.

Her words, like poetry, dance in the air,
A reflection of brilliance, beyond compare.

Graceful as a swan, she moves with ease,
A dance of intellect, a gentle breeze.
Her smile, a sunrise, breaking the dawn,
In her presence, a symphony is drawn.

The most beautiful woman, a blend so rare,
Physical allure, and intellect, are paired.
In her existence, a masterpiece is spun,
For she is the art, the moon, the sun.

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James McLain

James McLain

From Tampa Florida And Still Living Near By
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