The Brunette Beauty

Hi Friend,

I wrote this poem yesterday.

Long brown curls floating down,

Like a long bubbling stream, all so brown,

A fair forehead beneath the smooth brown hair,

Ah, me! A forehead as fair

as this

Ne'er was seen among mankind.

'Neath the forehead come large grey eyes,

So pretty, sweet, and kind;

And 'tis my faith that eyes like this were

Ne'er beheld by mankind.

Then comes a fair little nose,

That, when looked at so close,

Looks a marvel of beauty;

And 'tis my faith that such a nose was

Ne'er beheld by mankind.

Next comes a little red mouth,

So sweet and rosy;

And, when looked at closely,

It reminds one of a posy.

And, truly, by my heart!

'Tis my faith that such a mouth was

Ne'er beheld by mankind.

I hope you would like my poem. Thank you.