Crucially beautiful: both outwardly and inwardly!

Self-explanatory.

By Stanley Collymore    
 
I've spoken to you several times    
over the years, and crucially as      
the librarian, that you literally      
distinctively are; have similarly had  
the clearly undeniably pleasurable  
benefit obviously of your crucially      
discernibly cherished experience      
but basically most unfortunately      
all the same and effectively also      
not once ever did endeavour to      
acquire your name undeniably      
so, because I never intrude on  
anyone's preserve and always    
permit each individual, that is      
personally unknown to me to      
expressly, and rather fittingly      
actually of their own volition,      
to freely basically voluntarily      
divulge such quite, personal  
information about them self,      
if they undoubtedly want to.      
    
However, there's no reticence on      
my part in honestly saying that      
over the several years that I      
observed you both professionally      
and evidently individually you've      
undoubtedly yet unpretentiously      
obviously pleasantly, displayed      
in abundance, a character and  
fittingly so, actually essentially  
crucially, this sanely decidedly  
attendant with it, an adorable      
and so appealingly endearing      
a cheerful personality, as any      
human being can realistically      
have or a decidedly impartial      
observer could truly wish for.    
    
(C) Stanley V. Collymore  
16 January 2023.


Author's Remarks:  
What's usually randomly invariably categorised as physical beauty it is safe to say, most invariably results from the quite direct consequence of our discernibly distinctly genetic makeup. However, that essentially and undoubtedly too inner beauty that most crucially, effectively makes us who we realistically are and thus, irrefutably clearly constitutes our distinctively very commendable character or otherwise the marked lack of one, basically comes quite unquestionably from within our self, and is entirely of our own doing.  

Author's Note

The usual remarks pertaining to my poetry.