Virgin Girl Wearing Glittering Necklace

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Amidst the evening's glow,

A girl with radiance does show,
A glittering necklace around her neck,
Like stars aglow in the night's deck.

Her smile, like sunshine so bright,
Warms the heart in its might,
The necklace dances on her skin,
As if in joy, it does spin.

Gracefully through the crowd she strides,
Heads turn, hearts beat on both sides,
The necklace, like a talisman,
Bestows her charm, a magical span.

She's the queen of the ballroom floor,
With that necklace, she does adore,
It shines, it sparkles, it's her crown,
With its beauty, she does drown.

The girl, the necklace, the light,
An enchanting sight in the night,
A memory etched in our minds,
Forever to be cherished, never to fade with time.

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