Your Callipygian Frame
| Posted in Callipygian, Poems, Poetry, Women | Posted on 8:47 PM
Your
Callipygian Frame
Did
I say your callipygian frame,
Could
put many women to shame?
Women
who have worked hard for years,
On
the arcs of their derrières.
Though
this praise may be aesthetic,
I
will not be apologetic:
The
rest of you is just as nice,
And
could equally as well, entice.
I just wish you would with your grace,
Leave
me stumped with a gaping face—
But
would you succeed if you did try?
There's not much that I can judge you by.
And
saddening though that may be,
Someday
I hope I know more of thee;
Till
then timid glances would suffice—
The
rest of you is just as nice.
(Though
I should not be put to blame,
If
found ogling your callipygian frame.)
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Cal·li·pyg·ian [kal-uh-pij-ee-uh n] adj: Having beautifully round and well-shaped buttocks.
Now read it again.
Hat tip to Mayank Gulati for making me aware of the existence of such a word.
Thanks, buddy.
Hat tip to Mayank Gulati for making me aware of the existence of such a word.
Thanks, buddy.
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