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 Sonnet: Appears an Angel by Chris Hailey, Copyright 2014

   Story codes: poem
Summary: A love sonnet about a man and his virgin girl.

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Sonnet: Appears an Angel

   Appears an angel, beauty's chaste delight, A naked nymph who trips along
moonbeams . She floats on air, a dancing swirling sprite-- My Leah comes to
me out of my dreams. She smiles as I inhale her sweet perfume; The air is
filled with love's pure wondrous smell. In moonglow's essence, incense
fills the room, Her nectar causing man's desires to swell. She breathes so
deeply, love song now begun, To throb of quaking hearts with beats amiss.
Wet lips are pressed against an anxious tongue, Her beauty's taste explored
by true love's kiss.

   And then with joy she opens under me,

   An angel off'ring sweet virginity.







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