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tonight they dream
of the second
she lifted her
skirt
tossed back her curls
tossed back her curls
puckered her lips
struck a pose
offering them a seductive
“come hither boys”
wink
ahhh, the wink that said it all
ahhh, the wink that said it all
yes, tonight
boys will be boys
dreams of lush plumpness
dimpled thighs, soft breasts
places mysterious
places mysterious
delightfully dark
sinfully sweet
sinfully sweet
forbidden fruit

I love your take on the prompt. You've empowered her.
ReplyDeleteA coming of age poem in under 60 words - you really nailed the ekphrasis challenge
ReplyDeleteHer pose is so confident. I love that you have portrayed her allure.
ReplyDelete"Sinfully sweet
ReplyDeletedelightfully dark"
Well-crafted pairing.
Hey--I saw on your profile that you're reading "All the Light We Cannot See." I loved it. If you loved it, try "Freeman" by Pitts and "The Invention of Wings" by Sue Monk Kidd. Both were phenomenal reads...
ReplyDeleteI love what all you put into her "THE look." Your words conveyed her confidence in herself, being able to set the boys to aflame.
ReplyDeleteMrs. Jim has read "All the light we cannot see." She liked it and thought I might have liked it.
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Provocative and a bit haunting. You nailed it, Helen.
ReplyDeleteJane x
It is ALL in the attitude (and confidence in one's self) I've seen many sexy large women on the theatre stage - and they can sell the "goods" like nobody's business!
ReplyDeleteOh, yeah.... A little naughty
ReplyDeleteShe gets a very saucy makeover here, Helen. And indeed, all those fantasies are as rich as her form. Loved it!
ReplyDeleteOh boys will always dream... :-) yes those boys will need to sleep with their hands on the blanket.
ReplyDeleteI love the phrase "lush plumpness." The last six lines are my favorites.
ReplyDeleteExcellent!
ReplyDeleteWho's got the power, now?
ReplyDeleteI'm so happy that you changed her profile here and their interest. Well done, Helen! k.
ReplyDeleteDearest Helen,
ReplyDeleteYes, you summed it up perfectly well.
Thanks for your support.
Dad came home on Friday afternoon, like a miracle and finally on Thursday I could make my first phone call after one brother did hook up the TV, Radio and Phone...
Hugs and blessings,
Mariette
Oo-la-la! Very provocative ...
ReplyDeletemmmm.... HMMMMMM ~
ReplyDeleteWhat the boys wouldn't miss! Male innocence on the threshold of adulhood most remembered. Cheeky take Helen!
ReplyDeleteHank
Very alluring, darling!
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Don't know you. Just happened up this poem and have to tell you how much I like the saucy confidence of it.
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