By Florence Ross, author, poet and LuxEcoLiving Advocate
Indescribable
In my lexicon of languages, of all the words I know
I cannot find the proper words for you
If I were only able to find the words to show
How wonderful you are, I‘d say a few
But adjectives evade me, they can’t describe enough
They can’t begin to tell how great you are
Your in-and-outward beauty is a diamond in the rough
And I can only worship from afar
Delectable describes you, delicious says it better
Exquisite may describe you best of all
It is hard to find the one word that fits you to the letter
There isn’t one that fits, that I recall
I’ll have to think of new words I can use, that do not fail
Like “glorious,” and “grand,” to name a few
But I don’t really need to look for words beyond my pale
You tell it best, by simply being you
Editor’s note:
Photo credit Magic by Suzanne Lacock Browning
