Counter Productive
Ladies (the poem) and Gentlemen (the Picture), the backside of Michelangelo's David has failed to move you to comment, so the enticement this time is something a little different.
You are my brightest raimentSpun from a timeless loom
Of joy and sadness
Darkness and light
And the gold of my deepest silences
I wear you as a cloth
To warm my solitude
Cover my fullness
Conceal my emptiness
And place among the fabrics
Of my memory
As guard against tomorrow
- William Willard


4 Comments:
Cathy, you can tell Bill that he has a shot at a second career....the poem was beautiful...
The pic was nice too, but nudity on a blog only counts if it is your own.
That is a beautiful poem and, do I sense a challenge from Frank? Whose naked backside will we be seeing on blog next? Also, I know I'm getting slow, but why did I just find your new blog tonight? I knew you were going to make a new one, but didn't realize it had happened. How's the new (old) name going - do you forget and say Miller instead of Campbell - Cathy Campbell does have a nice ring to it.
That is true, I am getting primed to show of the oreo of a backside that I have to try and compete with my Unlce
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