The Ecphorizer
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“...like beauty's child...
For men to see, and seeing wonder at."
Such beauty, knowing that it ought not hide,
Ventures itself entrancingly and charms The worlds it conquers with a pomp and pride Not yet immodest: yet in startleform... As diamonds must be, seen from the inside. Therefore, she comes to restaurants and wings Her shouldered hair upon the startled light Like silkened wind, dark golden; and it sings Through its harmonics with a primal right, And we sit stunned to see it as it sings. And then she looks with sapphire eyes so blue Upon our watching of her classic style That we are taught what starglaze sheen can do To neon's dismal white. And for a while We share her wondrous world of gold and blue. Such beauty has its reign and certain rules Of audience, which all know will preside – Sharing at distance with the common schools We strive in that its vistas are inside A diamondblaze, lit sharp, but kindly cool. ![]() |
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