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Marble Pillars
Her skirt blows elegantly in the wind
Swaying teasingly against her legs
From thighs-to knees-to ankles-to toes
Strong and smooth marble pillars
Pale pillars supporting a beautifully adorned temple
Silken stems augmenting the beauty of her leaves and petals
Marble pillars polished and primed, so heavenly
Time shall pass, but her pillars shall be forever grand
Swaying teasingly against her legs
From thighs-to knees-to ankles-to toes
Strong and smooth marble pillars
Pale pillars supporting a beautifully adorned temple
Silken stems augmenting the beauty of her leaves and petals
Marble pillars polished and primed, so heavenly
Time shall pass, but her pillars shall be forever grand
Published 1st Feb 2018
Author's Note
This is a poem I wrote inspired by my appreciation for the breathtaking legs of maidens during the spring, of which I so enjoy and anticipate.
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1st Feb 2018 8:29pm
Easy to visualise the pale legs before the summer tans set in. Winds billowing dresses can be tantalising. (Reminds me of an incident in the 1980s when model and tycoon's wife Lady Victoria White had a long dress blown up by a gust, which revealed she was commando.)
1st Feb 2018 11:26pm
2nd Feb 2018 5:42am
Anonymous
2nd Feb 2018 6:13am
What a lovely moment created here in your words!
2nd Feb 2018 4:26pm
