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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required I've never ever seen her face, but in my mind, she's the color of love Black strong like dark coffee She wakes you up early in the morning, gives you an energetic taste of loving to get your day going Red passionate fire flows in her veins She's got crimson lips that blow words of desire, to keep the flames rising higher and higher, every time she speaks your name Yellow smile is sunshine bright She walk towards you in her canary-colored, polka dot sun dress that accentuate her hips so well Her graceful charm is so a-maize-ingly pastel Blue mood indigo can really touch you She makes you want to love her always, under ocean lit moonlight and clear cerulean skies Embark on a passage of endless days Green verdant valley of iris flower eyes She's as a carpet of grass with enfolding arms, wrapping you in her love Bury your head in her bosom, safe from harm Brown sugar is the sweetest heart ever known She has a boundless supply of caramel happiness, taste the creamy richness of her sensuality It's like roasted chestnuts offered to a welcomed guest White visions of a streaming, silky satin dress She has a winter glow like pure virgin snow, a gift waiting to be opened by a worthy beau Beckons you into her ivory tower to rest Forever gazing into her yet unseen face, which in my mind is the color of love
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