If I could take a handful of clay
and make for myself the man of my dreams,
I'd work, mold and shape all day
so not a thread could be found in the seams.
I would blow the essence of life
into each breath-taking lung,
I'd give him the looks of a god
and he would outshine the rising sun.
He would have long and flowing hair
that would glisten like a rainbow,
And everyone would have to stop and stare
amazed at the source of the glow.
I'd use diamonds for his eyes
that would sparkle only for me,
And you'd probably find it no surprise
he'd be quite the specimen to see.
His lips would be made of precious silk
that would be the best I could possibly find,
When I kised them they'd be soft and sweet
like honey-drenched marshmellows and chocolate combined.
I would make his skin so soft to touch
and gentle as a warm nights breeze,
And when it came to his wants
he'd not be difficult to please.
His heart would be made of solid gold
I could never use copper or brass,
And when he walked across the room
It'd appear as if he was gliding on glass.
Even if I could mold this clay just right
and did the very best I could do,
I could work so hard day and night
and never make a man as perfect as you.
You could offer me pearls, silver, and priceless treasures
and give me land from shore to shore,
But the riches in your eyes are without measure
I could live the rest of my days, never wanting more.
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