You are beauty, I won’t say that you are beautiful,
Because it shall show my disrespect,
If I do so; truly, it’s a fact,
I won’t say that I don’t miss you, it’s not cool.
I won’t call you a rose,
Since you are more than that,
And the prosaic smoothness of the silk will scat,
Sensing your softness that God, for you, especially chose.
I keep Keats’ notion in mind, my fairy,
You are not beautiful; you are beauty.