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Morbidly Curious

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Victor...

A morbidly curious soul
I must be.
I've read your story
now here I am staring
at your 'effigy'.
It's whispered
you gave friends a start
when you made a cuckold
of a Bonaparte.
You were to wed
upon that morrow.
Left your bride-to-be
enveloped in sorrow.
Not much else was said
of her it's true.
Can't help but wonder if she ever
had  all of you.
Shhh, I will pretend
I am her, okay?
Let us celebrate our wedding day.

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photo credit: http://www.raingod.com/angus/Gallery/Photos/Europe/France/Paris/VictorNoir.html

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  • soulfultia gold member
    April 2, 2008

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    Creatively alive in spirit This has an intimate feeling coursing within the lines, a "just between you and me" feeling. You did an awesome job creating a communicative vibration here, Yeah!! Excellent girl! ~Tia


  • Polaja Greeters member
    April 1, 2008

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    This is a very good take on the prompt... I like that you added his fiance to the poem... the ending was well done and made me laugh I wish you the best of luck in the contest!

    Keep writing

    Polly


  • ea silver member
    April 1, 2008

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    Oh, I love the HIS-story of this one - everything from cuckolding a Bonaparte to the whereabouts of the potential Mrs. Yeah, once you've seen the effigy, it's hard to shake his imagery.


  • natchstucco
    March 31, 2008

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    oh! i see you inspiration with this on and all, a stature with a woody going strong. those french fellas had it even when shot to death. I can see all the gals now sittin' there rubbin'. don't see too many grave markers like this around. gives me an idea...wonder the cost? nice script. I think ole vic is very well to do with you.