Princess Poem by Wakefield Mahon
Princess
When have tresses, so much like flame, set on so fair a head?
When have stars, fallen from skies, and set in eyes instead?
Who is like her majesty in regal, royal radiance?
Who can enter a room and make a man's heart dance?
No other gem doth shine so bright
Nor other beauty so illumine the night
'Though moon and sun and stars have shone
The greatest beauty is hers alone
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