Tank-Top
I was playing sonatas on your skin - no beauty & the beast scenario though the Tower pulchritude was intact with enough purple agape grape leaves and ivy for a fig-leaved Eve with wind wet at the windows (and later the willows), where gravelly, cloven hooves became party to my thoughts; for you, blessed with a triangular patch, - and something like strawberry - lay moist & woven into strict tapestry like a mantle covering abrupt oasis of skin (the better to peer in). I scaled the heights not castle vaults, mind you, but the elevator shaft and draw-bridge equivalent of a white charger - fierce visor in place - armour gleaming - a sabre rattling at my side be-jewelled & twinkling the key clinking there, to corner distance (time & space) dragons to be dirked and slain. Fiery eye, forked tails donut-sized scales plastered as a calendar or shingler might a tiled roof - the empty spell Bellerophon spying his Lady in a belfry on driving home.
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