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I met a girl With the look of the day. Unadorned, but not plain, No ink or glitter On skin, Warm-water smooth; Therapeutic as epsom. She'd no Liner to draw attention. Her eyes caught you, Even closed. Lips, blistered With satiation, Are drop dead red. Her nails are jewelry. No piercing couture, Her style is what makes her; Her clothes always fit her. She's quiet, not shy, The slightest disturbance Sets her about. My girl's a captress, Her appearance is flawless; Reminding us daily Birth beauty is ageless.
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Jun 30, 2014
Jun 30, 2014 at 7:22 AM UTC
The Look of the Day
I met a girl With the look of the day. Unadorned, but not plain, No ink or glitter On skin, Warm-water smooth; Therapeutic as epsom. She'd no Liner to draw attention. Her eyes caught you, Even closed. Lips, blistered With satiation, Are drop dead red. Her nails are jewelry. No piercing couture, Her style is what makes her; Her clothes always fit her. She's quiet, not shy, The slightest disturbance Sets her about. My girl's a captress, Her appearance is flawless; Reminding us daily Birth beauty is ageless.
My grand-daughter.
francie-lynch
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Jun 30, 2014
Jun 30, 2014 at 7:22 AM UTC
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