HerA Poem by Harper TateThe sultry scent of perfume on soft
skin, The fair hair the flows down her
back and gathers at her waist. She is the aphorism of beauty. Her lips, so full and flushed red. Her cheeks, soft, the subtle blush
beams through fair, white flesh. Legs, so elegant, she glides. Fingers, slim, long nails perfectly
painted a bright scarlet. Red jewels outline the contours of
her body, Her neck laced with rubies and
gold. Her waist, perfectly sculpted, with
the soft indent Travelling south from her sternum,
down as the valley through her chest, Down her stomach and pools at her
navel. Small feet, with soft bridges. Only fabrics of cashmere and
silk are worthy of touching her flesh. Only fragrance of Chanel No. 5 for
her skin. Her teeth so white, snow melts in shame. She is the epitome of perfection. Every man lusts after her, they
want her, They want to lavish her with
jewels, perfume, furs. Women envy her. They want her soft
skin, They want her perfectly sculpted
hair and body. Her exquisite tastes. © 2015 Harper TateReviews
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4 Reviews Added on January 29, 2015 Last Updated on January 29, 2015 Tags: Harper Tate, harpertate, writing, creative writing, poems, poetry, poet, love, lust, adoration Author
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