She has curves~
that must be said
first, middle
and last...
She has curves~
and a penchant
for the dramatic
"Speak your desire;
I'll make it happen
tonight"
She has curves~
the body of a seraphim,
the powers to match.
Her touch
heals the deepest wound
Her voice
calms the maelstrom
She has curves~
a roadmap to desire,
a city of divine sin
rising from the desert,
a monument to time
spent rolling through
satin,
lace,
and the too-small hours
She has curves~
handle them with care
or she'll take you deep
into a turn you'll regret
She has curves~
roads winding onward
blistering to the touch,
and I'm melting--
melting
drifting
floating
around
and again...
To walk her promised land
for ten thousand nights,
I have a lovelorn lust.
The sweet lady she,
sings to me the words...
She holds my key
She
has curves~
Top: A Shadow Bar dancer at Caesar's palace. Sin City isn't called such for nothing, you know.
Bottom: The Hourglass Nebula, as photographed by the Hubble space telescope. This too has curves. Prrrrrrrrr...
As for the nebula formerly called M82, it is decided by the powers that be that hence forth it shall be known as "Stellacious1". Skinnylittleblonde, the heavens thank you for naming one of their own. Runners up were the only other suggestions, given by Charles and Lana Gramlich, and were "Purple Haze" and "Pink Star Puke", respectively. I was leaning toward the Jimi-inspired name, as well as the plucky, smart-assed moniker so much after my own twisted heart, so the decision was not a light one.
Thank you all for your generous comments. As a friend of mine said recently, is as though I had never left.
Until we meet again in an electronic venue near you.
29 charges of vandalism dropped:
Stella huh ??
I live pretty close to a sin city myself. I try to avoid it most of the time.
I think I could get into Hendrx-inspired astral phenomena names. But when speaking of heavenly bodies with curves, I guess the feminine Stellacious is appropriate. Myself, I've always liked curves.
Funny how one word (curves) says so much about a person.
A woman who knows she has them is infinitely more powerful than one who doesn't.
Hoppy Easter, Eric!
"and a penchant
for the dramatic"
"and the powers to match"
Yeah, you got it goin' on! Clink! My friend......
Yay, she's back and she's curvy!
Absent-mindedly flitting about a regular shop today, I saw a picture of a bunch of similarly curvy surfer-type ladies today that inspired immediate lust. Put a proper spring back into my step I tells ya....
Listening to some good old barhound blues right now, I found myself sing-songing this poem....Lol, it really would make a great blues song!
Lol at the new names for M82. I have a girlfriend who think Stella (as in stellar) is the sexiest name ever... which kinda explains my little proposal ;) Happy Easter & Keep throwing your beautiful curve words at us!
Cool curvey manifestation poem, rolls with her rhythm,
Your words let the mind's eye follow her curves. I particularly like your warning, "handle them with care
or she'll take you deep
into a turn you'll regret".
As another guitar player, I sure saw some curves here.
She's got curves,,,
and nerves,,,
of steel.
She's got charm,,,
to disarm,,,
doesn't feel.
She's got power,,,
to devour,,,
all that's real.
She's got time,,,
to do your mind,,,
and that she'll steal.
And she's got curves.
Sandy
Oh yeah! You know it.
Charles
Yeah, but it's a romantic city, too. I'd have a hard time avoiding it, myself. I'd love to wander the streets there and just absorb the thrum of life all around me.
X Dell
I love curves, even if they aren't always of the physical variety.
And Hendrix rocks. I always think of stars in many senses whenever I hear the term, whether or not it's applied to the actual thing or to regular beings who lucked out or had the talent to be called one.
Princess
Yes it is funny how true that word can be. I loved all the levels that it worked on, but I wish I could have done more with the idea than what I did. But still, it's a nice poem.
Take care you! I hope your Easter was just as hopin' as mine was.
Singleton
Clink!
Same to you. Your poem right now is incredible. What a post!
Ant
It's good to be back. And the curvaciousness is one of the gifts of god.
I love it when I get struck with perma-grin from a sweet reverie about one who possesses such refined lines.
Skinny
I hear you there, my friend. There are definitely curves suggested in certain names. We meet people by many different names in life, some of them sharing the same name. But there are times when we meet someone new, and they redifine what we think of as a person with their name. They brake the mold and establish a new one.
Take it easy, you. Glad to read you.
Gingatao
I love it, too. The open roads have their own paeans, as does this subject. Just adding my voice to the chorus.
Clea
That's one of the manifestations of this that I really liked, too.
Certain people define this without haveing to be too curvacious themselves. Their appeal is inside, in the way that their thoughts are appreciated and liked.
I love all curves equally.
Good eye, everyone.
Ivan
Yes sir. Musicians, writers, we know the curves. Maybe not as much as we would like too, but enough to know that no two are alike.
Wilsonart
Curves are what nake a road interesting,
no matter how well traveled they are.
Curves give us a reason to wonder
what we might find around the next bend.
Curves keep us alert.
Curves bring us to unknow places
or back to were we started
Heaven, hell,
Albuquerque, Atlantis
war, peace or love
are all around whichever bend
we chose to negotiate next
Curves keep us company
as we drive their expanses
late into the hottest summer day
or the coldest winter night
I'm with PP on how curves can empower women who are comfortable with them. I do love my curves. But I don't talk about them all the time. :-P. Just when they're being obnoxiously annoying. And not fitting in my clothes right. (You wouldn't understand this, as you're not a girl.)
Thanks for the supportive words.
Eric, what a great poem. I love it, love it, love it! Here's to women who have curves, and the men who write poems about them.
Good prose about Vegas.
I like
she has, perhaps, celestial curves.
And she knows how to use them...
oh wait, that's legs
Wow! I am loving my curves right about now, baby!
I feel the power and respect and fear and curiosity and mystery...
Whew!
Mighty mighty Aphrodite
Ignited spark Joan of Arc
Love us want us Pocohontas
you get it...hahahaha LOL
Now - off the womb I go...(poem, that is)
Watch out for those curves...They might be attached to one high maintenance b!tch. <:\
(Sorry for my absence, again...Had some back trouble for a while.)
She has curves~
a roadmap to desire,
a city of divine sin
rising from the desert,
a monument to time
spent rolling through
satin,
lace,
and the too-small hours
WOW. Hot and I love it.
Very nice one, Eric! Glad to see you back. :)
Maybe she should be equiped with "warning for curves" sign? ;)
if you got it, flaunt it! Cheers my friend!
She most certainly has curves!
Er- are you in love by any chance?
"Speak your desire;
I'll make it happen
tonight"
Wow love this one! Now tell me where to find her! Opps wait I have a girlfriend now. Down boy down!
A woman I am .. yes I agree with what you say ...
Came to tell you
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Pls spread the word
Thanks
Nasra
AH.
Thinking of Mae West again.
"Cultivate your curves - they may be dangerous but they won't be avoided."
I just cant say enough about the beauty of the womens' curves. They r divine.
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