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Never Seen

 

Never Seen

 

I have never seen a woman like her. 

She is not just beautiful; she is a walking beauty pageant. 

 

I have never heard a woman like her. 

She is not merely a melody; she is a living symphony. 

 

I have never seen a woman smile like her. 

She is not simply smiling, but a glittering star on the ground. 

 

I have never seen a woman with a face as graceful as hers. 

She is not just graceful; she is a moon on the ground. 

 

I have never seen a woman with seductive eyes. 

She is not simply alluring; she is the one-stop destination for seduction. 

 

I have never seen a woman with lips that invite a kiss. 

She is a walking kiss factory. 

 

I have never seen a woman whose hips are athletic. 

She is the gym where hips are sculpted to perfection. 

 

She is not just a woman but a walking dream for many. I am one of them, eagerly waiting to experience a date with her. 

 

M.L. Narendra Kumar

 

 

 

 

 

 

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