On a summer day I saw a pretty dame bathing in the warm waves of the beach's tub. She tanned her skin to adorn her slim frame, massaging its softness with each gentle rub. From that distance, she exuded sweet fragrance stemming from the refining of her radiance. Sensual movements from lips, hips, curves, legs and hands made me fantasize as I relished each moment. My love-struck eyes gazed at the rhythmic movement of this scantily clad model for all lands. After a sunbath, she tied her pristine towel, then with a fixed look, she gazed straight at me. 'Hello, the adventurous gentleman,' said she. 'You sure look gay, hale, hearty and swell.' Shyly my fears of rejection loomed large, whilst my love dreams turned out to be a mirage.
The image looks like a 1940s hairdo and a model wearing a very risqué, but archaic, swimsuit. It may have selected on purpose, but I would much more like one of the images from a recent Sports Illustrated swimsuit edition. But they are probably all grabbed up by romantic poets like you. ;-)
You are certainly right about the rejection that the poet got from the lovely woman. After all she called him, "gay," which would put him off-limits as a boyfriend for her. ;-)
Now in its second edition, To Build a Tunnel is the first book of the trilogy, The Chronicles of Henry Roach-Dairier. This fantasy will be enjoyed by youth ages 10 or 11 and up, as well as adults. Younger readers enjoy the adventure. Adults see the a
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You are certainly right about the rejection that the poet got from the lovely woman. After all she called him, "gay," which would put him off-limits as a boyfriend for her. ;-)
Ron