Sonnet Cclx:

CCLX The pearly vales that circled round her breast Were laced with azure veins; the roseate glow Of the twin buds, that crowned the rising snow, Looked in defiance from each haughty crest. Her slender waist, full hips, deep flanks, comprest At the round knees, swelled out again below The dimpled joint, into a leg whose flow In ankles fine and fairy feet had rest. Grace moved her figure; 'twas a treasured prize Of every sense to see her tread the ground; And patient wonder followed her around. She was a being such as might arise But in the light of Raphael's dreaming eyes, And to himself his boasted art confound.