Aria

You start singing crazy high notes for a dude? Or you're dead? Wow. ;)

I love that man's voice. I cried when he passed.

Just don't call me a castrato.

it's sensual pieces like this that always make me pity the quiet ones
::giggles::
loved this crowfly!

I tend to be quiet.  Just takes the right inspiration.

Beautifully written.

Thank you, Coralluna.  I really enjoyed your "Contrived Demons."  Very fine work!

This is a lady who is afraid to vocally express herself. Hahaha.  Cracked me up.  

Why not?  It enhances the pleasure. The neighbors can buy season tickets.  

There is nothing better than a pleasured moan heartily expressed!!
Great Read Crow!

Heartily and melodically might be asking too much.  Thanks Scot.

I'll have to take another look at "The Cook."  Can't remember the husband, but I sure recall Helen Mirren.  One of the sexiest and most talented actresses that ever lived.  And director Peter Greenaway always had quite a distinctive vision, artistic and crazed at the same time.  I'm really glad you enjoyed my sound effects, Schiitaryn!  Maybe I'll pass my orals...  

I took a look at the pic, and I don't recognize the actor.  But he's got Helen Mirren on his right and Tim Roth on his left, so he's in good company.  If you want to see something truly outrageous watch Greenaway's "The Baby of Macon" with Ralph Fiennes.  I caught it on Youtube, so I'm not sure if it's still available.  They often yank movies due to copyright violations.  Thanks for the link!  

I love this GET YOURS CROW!!!
Loves you always
Zazzles xoxoxo

The expression "eat Crow" takes on a whole new meaning.  Thanks, Jackie xoxoxo

This is awesome work Crow!!

Thank you, PoisonApple.  I'm just a culture vulture.

this ink made my day.. I could picture the whole operatic erotic scene beautiful with love Crim

Glad you liked it Crim.  Nothing like a knight at the opera.

Just awesome with a great image.

mcjay

Thanks McJay.

"Her voice modulates to a moan
Then velvet silence"

This line stole my heart in a true sense.

mcjay.

Thanks McJay.  The silence offers a respite, however brief, from the soaring vocals.

Awwww..... captured!