ENCOMIUM: "NATURE'S FINEST WORK" BY VINCENT HOSU

A face where nature's finest works unite,

A skin that glows with morning's gentle light.

Eyes filled with confidence, calm and deep,

And lips whose softness make the heart skip a beat.

A face so lovely, balanced and rare,

A natural elegance beyond compare.

Grace in every movement, beauty in every view,

Even black and white reveal a thousand hues.

Simplicity becomes a royal gown,

And effortless grace becomes a crown.

A beauty that speaks without a sound,

A rare kind of charm that leaves hearts spellbound.

If beauty were poetry, you'd be a line divine,

If grace were art, you'd be a masterpiece by design.

For some beauties are seen, then fade from sight,

But yours is the kind that lingers in the mind.

If beauty were a person, 

I would call her Hadassah,

Because she's the Queen 

Whose beauty can't be compared.

©VINCENT HOSU 

-Nigeria 

The poem celebrates Hadassah's exceptional beauty, natural elegance, and graceful presence. The poet describes her radiant skin, captivating eyes, soft lips, and effortless charm, portraying her as a woman whose beauty remains striking even in black and white. Through vivid imagery and comparisons, the poet presents her beauty as a masterpiece that transcends ordinary admiration. The poem concludes by declaring Hadassah the queen of beauty, whose charm is incomparable and unforgettable. Its central message is that true beauty possesses a unique quality that captures the heart and leaves a lasting impression on the mind.