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Pearls

You wear around your neckline a lucid strand of pearls but to think they hold your beauty - an error made by girls Pearls do complement the woman everyone knows it's true but yet something more goes on beyond what pearls can do See, a pearl can only focus the charms you keep inside yes, the woman is the secret the pearls bring out with pride For a pearl alone is nothing just some small piece of grit they only enhance the beauty that's there before they're fit So wear your pearls on the evenings and look your very best but the beauty lies within you it matters not to how you're dressed!
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michael-benton
Armenian
Published
Sep 11, 2010
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Copyright © 2008 MH Benton

Composed for a niece to go with a string of pearls given as a gift.

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