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Her Hair
A short poem admiring the beauty of a woman's hair. |
| It was on an autumn night When we sat together And I looked into her eyes As we talked of our lives. The breeze then blew past And I noticed her hair As they danced in the air Like the finest strands Of the most beautiful hue. Softer than the finest silk They waved in the air. I couldn't look away Like a man under a spell Of a beauty too vast to compare To the crudeness of the world. And on that mystic night I sat and pondered If I could, in all my lowliness Praise enough such heavenly loveliness. |