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Dancing Girl

Dancing girl, o'lovelier pearl,
Exquisite treasure of this world,
Your body embroidered with jewellery and gold,
Making you a sparkling diamond to behold,
Ringlets and bangles on fair ankles and wrists,
Blur as you whirl in the silken mist,
Sable locks braided into a flowing tail,
Virgin face half covered by a mystic veil,
Hiding not crimson cheeks and bewitching eyes,
And scarlet lips, all magical, to draw wistful sighs,
You are like a flower that has fully blossomed,
With delicate shoulders and shapely bosoms,
Undulating stomach and wanton legs,
Flattered with servitude and shamelessly begged,
You glide smoothly like some fish underwater,
With a beauty befitting a mermaid's daughter,
Reviving man's utmost fantasy and desire,
As you dance and move to the sound of the lyre,
And your eyes close as you utter a silent moan,
Lusting over music with some pleasure unknown.
Written by Penrosespar
Published
Author's Note
This poem celebrates the beautiful mysteries of oriental dancing.
All writing remains the property of the author. Don't use it for any purpose without their permission.
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