2 result(s) for White Skin Poems.
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Fragile Elegance
In summer's gaze, a fragile hue,
White skin whispers tales of morning dew.
Soft as petals kissed by the sun,
In gentle warmth, where shadows run.
Each freckled spot, a story spun,
In silken light, all fears outrun.
A tapestry of light and grace,
Beneath the sun, a tender space.
Yet fleeting is this porcelain sheen,
As twilight falls, and skies grow keen.
For fragile beauty must return,
To the shelter where soft embers burn.
Winter’s Whisper
In winter’s grasp, where silence breathes,
The world adorns in fragile white,
Gentle shoulders wrapped in frosted leaves,
A quiet calm, the heart’s delight.
Soft flakes kiss the skin like dreams,
Each whispering chill, a fleeting trace,
As daylight wanes and softly gleams,
A tender touch, the season’s grace.
Beneath the snow, the warmth remains,
In every fold, a story told,
Of fleeting joys and lingering pains,
Wrapped in the winter’s softest hold.
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