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| Venus de Milo with Drawers, 1936, Salvador Dali |
©Susan Noyes Anderson
Greet the One all creation adores,
crowned the goad-ess of weddings and wars.
She is immortalized
as a feast for men's eyes,
but she'll not let them get in her drawers!
(Pardon me, friends. I was taught that a limerick
should be either humorous or slightly risque.
I did do my best to keep this one in good taste!)
;)
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(Pardon me, friends. I was taught that a limerick
should be either humorous or slightly risque.
I did do my best to keep this one in good taste!)
;)
for more mags, click below
17 comments:
hee hee- we all got pretty silly about this image!
Ok..I get it! Very cute! When I'm working I have to check supplies in the operating room. When I have to check the anesthesiologists carts I always ask if I can check their "drawers"..I get the same reaction as your poem!
Cute! I like it.
LOL. I LOVE it, Sue! You are the best writer of prose, poetry, AND limerick! :)
Hahaha! That's a fun one Sue!
Here heheh- should be a permanent entry alongside in de Louvre ;)
Kristin
I think you hit all three!
Love this one! Did they wear drawers back then???
heh heh heh ....I really did like the taste of this one...!
Very cute! A little risqué never hurt anyone...
Like it.
Anna :o]
Ha ha love it! Are those spit balls covering her uh unmentionable places?? Hee!~Ames
Ha! You are pretty good at limericks too!! I thought this was a good one, a very good one Sue. Yes, I think you could write anything....anything at all.
It's a cute one; as usual very good.
Blessings and hugs!
good for her...there is an allure only a modest woman has....smiles.
Ha! So funny. Looks like you succeeded with both the humor and slightly risque. :) Good job!
Appreciate the humor, Sue! Chuckles!
Hank
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