Sophia is the softest silk I can see 
Anywhere on land or even at sea

With hair that makes the moulded mass 
And are more than the matter on Mars
 
The lips she licks in loose 
The legs of luck without a louse
With waist that wiggles and sways 
From south walk and to the side ways.

When talking, she tames my toss 
From my top, tip and to the toes

She is the yolk of a young flower 
Or a diamond in a disk of drawer 

She suffices the seat of my soul 
And heals my heart without a haul

With beauty which is not so petty 
But better than beats of a witty
 
The pupils she dilates in delight 
Under brighter brows without plight.