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The exhibit

Beautiful lady unrobing

 

Graciously she disrobes

on the plinth for all to see

beauty is for everyone

but the pleasure 

that follows

is only for

me

 

 

A contest entry

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  • parenchma
    August 11, 2008

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    Mr. Hogarth was definitely correct.

    Succinct. Stands on a pedastal. perhaps, you could have included the dove...

    Lots left on the table...
    just a thought.


  • KayJay
    August 9, 2008

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    Lovely! Someone who understand sensuality... the suggestiveness is deftly done, leaving the reader to imagine... Great write.
    Ken


  • kiwigirljacks gold member
    August 9, 2008

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    Ooo nice!! So it's ok to be an exhibitionist as long as you save the rest for your man?? hehe

    This is actually really beautiful.. sensual and tasteful!

    I'm glad I didn't enter this as I would have simply ruined that lovely picture with smut! lol

    Good luck!


  • sailor ptolema
    August 8, 2008

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    ahhh! lol. I feel like a naughty child reading this

    mwahhaha, you wrote free verse ...I wonder if you did for that lavendar picture.....

    I love that the form of the poem resembles the plinth she is standing on!

    ~Meg



  • Thomas Scott gold member
    August 8, 2008
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    The Golden Boffo!

    Love it to pieces.
    Her, too.


  • PassionsPromise gold member
    August 8, 2008

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    Well done here and in free verse im sure this will hitheart strings.

    And as always disrobing for pleasure afterwards is a treat.

    Lucky some

    Love you

    Passions
    Good luck to you..


    **Waves to KayJay**


  • Mairi bheag gold member
    August 8, 2008
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    Nicely concrete, emphasising the point of the poem.

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