She was the kind of girl
Worth dancing with
In the middle of the living room
To the music
Of late night television.
She was the kind of girl
Who made the sky dizzy
Whenever it looked down at her
Because she was
More vast than the sea.
She was the kind of girl
You wanted to kiss
In each and every snow drift
Because her lips
Were warmer than any jacket.
She was the kind of girl
Who held you at night
And whose arms lingered
Because when she was gone
You still felt her around you.
She was the kind of girl
People drag themselves
From their beds and walk to work
Because they needed to care
For a necessity like her.
She was the kind of girl
Who made you trip over
Words you wished were nearly as lovely as her,
Because she was the embodiment
Of all you ever wanted to say
To swoon the stars and put the moon in your back pocket.