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IN PRAISE OF AMPLE FEMALE FIGURES
Though sylph-like forms are often favoured
Shapely legs by men are savoured
Sleek thighs, pert bum, slim hips and bust
Surround the object of men's lust
A shape, less bony, in a woman
Can better satisfy a man
Her hips more round and breasts so full
and sex with her more comfortable.
Such sensual sex is the norm
With the fuller body form
The round smooth curves of breast and tum
The soft embracing fulsome arm.
The ample bum and pubic mound,
The fleshy lips kisses abound
and best of all between her thighs
a juicy cunt is no surprise
Shapely legs by men are savoured
Sleek thighs, pert bum, slim hips and bust
Surround the object of men's lust
A shape, less bony, in a woman
Can better satisfy a man
Her hips more round and breasts so full
and sex with her more comfortable.
Such sensual sex is the norm
With the fuller body form
The round smooth curves of breast and tum
The soft embracing fulsome arm.
The ample bum and pubic mound,
The fleshy lips kisses abound
and best of all between her thighs
a juicy cunt is no surprise
Published 15th Oct 2012
| Edited 16th Oct 2012
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16th Oct 2012 6:24am
I would have chosen "bust" to rhyme with "lust".
"Waist" to me would easily rhyme with "taste" (the visual kind). On whole I could sum it up alliteratively as a boudoir ballad for the buxom beauty - framed copy would look good on their (or lovers') bedroom wall, alongside painting by Peter Paul Rubens (who excelled in buxom nudes, and wed one of his models).
"Waist" to me would easily rhyme with "taste" (the visual kind). On whole I could sum it up alliteratively as a boudoir ballad for the buxom beauty - framed copy would look good on their (or lovers') bedroom wall, alongside painting by Peter Paul Rubens (who excelled in buxom nudes, and wed one of his models).
16th Oct 2012 11:08am
16th Oct 2012 7:33am
I have to agree with you. Although I am a woman I can appreciate other women and I don't find the anorexic, too skinny or overly worked-out look sexy at all. This is being held up as the ideal in my part of the country (la la land) and I personally find it downright ugly. A woman doesn't have to be morbidly obese, but a few curves enhance female beauty in my opinion.
Great topic and poem.
Great topic and poem.
