The Female Body A Masterpiece.

[Daniel Muky]

Last night I couldn't sleep.
I tossed and turned in my bed
Until I could hold it no more.
And that's when I sprang up and decided to take a stroll out in the moonlight.

Down the lonely footpath that snakes through the woods,
I silently admired nature.
I relished in the rich scents of field flowers
And admired the funny shadows cast by trees.
I thought this was beauty at it's best,
A masterpiece at most,
Until I wondered further and behold,
A work of art no artist can emulate.

Curvy and Busty,
The moonlight shone off her wet skin in luring highlights.
As black as shadow,
Her flowy  dump hair hang loose and clung to shoulder, back and down to her two perky orbs up front.
Her waist was a marvel,
That thin,
And round and curved like two smooth valleys on opposite sides of her body!
And like mountains,
Two bubbly balloons hind-way
Tapering up into her curved-in lower back.
Her legs were a piece to behold.
Long and slick and curved smooth like ivory,
And to them,
Partly immersed in the sand at the bank,
A pair of slender feet like an Angel's.
And when she bent over to scoop water,
Her perfect hands and long arms working in harmony to splash her flat tummy,
I was left in awe.

I could never have taken my eyes off the bathing lass by the river,
For she did it all like a dance.
The river must have been chilly,
But her eyes sparkled when they caught the moonlight
And her lips lips were puckered in a blissful smile.
I don't remember when she left.
But I do remember the sun shining down upon me still leaning upon the tree bark.
I slowly walked home as I marveled,
What a mastery of work the female body is!!