Heels crack the marble floor
Heads turn from every corner
Time withers to a stop
It’s hands bound by beauty
Its face illuminated with desire
Nothing can prepare the soul of man
That moment of pure clarity
Love is lost and love is won in the blink of an eye
A lifetime of aches softened
She holds the keys to the kingdom
Her blue dress a summer sky
The cut and moves hypnotic
Fortune for the brave
Food for love of chance
Her smile pushed the hands
And now here we are entwined
A limitless bubble of hope and purity
Still she moves, glides, is free
That moment will never cloud nor blur
It will sing for my last breath and further still
For true love has no end
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