A table of oak, steadfast and worn, Its edges kissed by years well-born. It waits in silence, its surface bare, Until she comes, beyond compare.
A shawl of velvet, crimson and gold, Spills like a river, soft and bold. Its folds embrace the wooden plane, A quiet stage for beauty’s reign.
And there she rests, her form divine, A radiant muse, a fleeting sign. Her hands, like whispers, trace the thread, While thoughts unspoken crown her head.
The shawl drapes lightly, a lover’s care, Framing the glow of her flowing hair. Its hues reflect her inner light, A subtle flame in the soft twilight.
The table stands, a sentinel still, Honoring her with quiet will. For in this space, her beauty stays, A timeless hymn, a poet’s praise.
No words disturb this sacred view, The world fades out; she is the truth. The table, the shawl, and her soul’s art, A trinity bound to stir the heart.
A table of oak, steadfast and worn, Its edges kissed by years well-born. It waits in silence, its surface bare, Until she comes, beyond compare.
A shawl of velvet, crimson and gold, Spills like a river, soft and bold. Its folds embrace the wooden plane, A quiet stage for beauty’s reign.
And there she rests, her form divine, A radiant muse, a fleeting sign. Her hands, like whispers, trace the thread, While thoughts unspoken crown her head.
The shawl drapes lightly, a lover’s care, Framing the glow of her flowing hair. Its hues reflect her inner light, A subtle flame in the soft twilight.
The table stands, a sentinel still, Honoring her with quiet will. For in this space, her beauty stays, A timeless hymn, a poet’s praise.
No words disturb this sacred view, The world fades out; she is the truth. The table, the shawl, and her soul’s art, A trinity bound to stir the heart.