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Ivy

Her hair was as straight and red      
As ironed ketchup    
Too her waist and below    
Insulting that color only found      
In lush tropical rain forests      
On the crests of rare birds    
By cutting it?    
Sacrilege    
     
She wore it like a curtain    
To keep out the sun    
     
Her hair the only thing      
That could hide the woman      
In her curves    
     
I could have lived and died      
Nourished by the sight      
And feel of her body    
     
Rounded lower tummy that swayed    
Into her belly button    
That arched over rib cage    
That landed in secluded    
Rest in the shady underneath      
Of her tits    
     
Tits like two jiggling moons    
That nodded in agreement    
When she giggled    
     
Her giggles tinkled like Wind chimes    
And only came out on    
Special occasions    
     
And then the round of her ass    
Shaped like an upside down Valentine    
Dimple on her left cheek    
As if her crack was grinning wide    
Perhaps it was  
Moved side to side when she      
Walked like kittens under a cozy      
Blanket    
     
Eyes yellow green      
Full of questions    
     
Lips bee stung      
And stained a color pink that only      
Occurs while eating wild berries    
     
And when that girl smiled    
The whole world      
Sighed
Written by calamitygin (Jennifer Michael McCurry)
Published | Edited 29th Sep 2015
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