Solar Fair
A woman caught more
than one stare,While searching for ready-to-wear.
Her winter pale
skin
Sent others a-spin,
With more than her
soles yet to bare.
The fitting room
curtain was slight.
It barely did shield
her from sight.
The maillot
revealed
A truth less
concealed.
Her skin had not
yet seen the light.
c2014 by Linda Ann Nickerson
This limerick responds
to a prompt by Mad Kane Humor Blog.
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That was fantastic! I love the layers of meaning there, haha! Great one!
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Thanks for your fun contribution to this week's Limerick-Off!
ReplyDeleteYou continue to make me giggle every day! Love this!
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