Friday, August 10, 2012

CCCLXII - The Lady in the Green Chair

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dVerse invited us to write an 'impressionist' poem.
Using a photo from The Box of Erotic I attempted to capture
the spirit, an impression, of the photo without actually describing it.


The Lady in the Green Chair

Green leather, lightly marked,
Part a barrier and part a chair.

Floral fabric, green and sleeveless,
A creamy thigh, purposely bare.

A stocking suggests a sensuality
A hand invites you to compare.

Half hidden and yet with intent,
She watches, teasing and aware.
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© 2012   J Cosmo Newbery
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12 comments:

  1. smiles..i think you captured her well.. i often find the not so obvious more erotic than when you see just everything...always good to have a bit of mystery left..smiles

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  2. oh yeah, i feel her tease...smiles...just a hint and a beckon...smiles....i agree claudia, mystery is good...smiles.

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  3. Vivid and mysterious, although somehow I think there's a good ending here...

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  4. This is hot, JC. Words really are not dependent at all on the photo. Smiles.

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  5. TigerbriteAugust 11, 2012

    Lovely one.

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  6. This is great, Cosmo! It can't be better than that. A suggestive pose poised for the kill, teasing to no end waiting to strike!

    Hank

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  7. I love the stockings. And that green dress reminds me of Spring. When will it arrive. xx

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  8. Now that's the sort of girl you don't take home to meet the family..i.e. if you don't want to be disinherited.

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  9. The last stanza is very sensually done ~ Nice share ~

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