- Illustrated Poetry
- Bare, Now and Then
- September 2021 monthly contest
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Standing unclad, completely bare
throughout the cold I kept you there
for hungry eyes to stop and stare
spring's shift
kicking in
your bud
larcenous looks, crows sit and stare
hesitantly at first, but now laid bare
at the soft white of your underwear
summer's hope
blossoms into
your tips
splendid, emerald green outerwear
envelopes your limbs just everywhere
so lurking crowds might stay and stare
autumn's guests
rave about
your cherry
red with flush, ripe in body, so they dare
picking your lush rhapsody without care
making me blush that I agreed to share
winter came
all the same
you're bare
- COMMENTS
Love everything about this piece. The drawings, the content, the pacing, the truth that is change.
Thank you for sharing.
How I wish that I could illustrate, as you do! This compilation is incredibly gorgeous, emoting perfect splices of sensuality, words linked with images, guiding the reader through a wonderous cycle of seasons. Absolutely 5 star loveliness!
About 50 years ago a beautiful poetess once told me that poems about nature are inevitably poems about sex
Which she added It begs the question if poems about sex are inevitably poem’s about nature
I wish I could remember her name