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A Fashion Trend I Have To Point Out

A British designer of clothing and such Is showing an outfit a bit out of touch It’s all made of leather but that’s not my beef It’s straight from a cow but from far underneath She wanted some leather but did not want to pay She heard that the tanners threw nipples away She gathered up nipples; 3000 in all And stitched up a gown for the next Cow Town Ball She fashioned the nipples into genteel rosettes A floor-length leather gown for the disarming coquette But the critics all panned it all over the joint The designer just sighed; said they don’t get the point The critics replied, that is all that we see And a dress made of nipples is pointless to me But the British designer said she’d try another And this time use more than the tip of the udder Mdailey 9/6/12 Google Rachel Freire to see her designs.

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Date: 9/28/2013 6:17:00 PM
In some sentence there were nipples Which were followed by participles And a queen often wears a crown, But not in bed when she's with a gown. Disaster was utter and beyond So they decided to abscond Ad idea for a poem that you had; No wonder it turned out very bad.
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Date: 9/6/2012 3:04:00 PM
ha! very funny - it's hard to believe that it's true, but i believe you. great ending!
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Mike Dailey
Date: 9/7/2012 6:18:00 AM
Yes it is true - I love to find and comment on these odd stories. thanks for reading and the kind comment
Date: 9/6/2012 3:03:00 PM
Hoping you continue to find the inspiration to write and share your wonderful poetry with us Mike. I enjoyed reading your poetry very much today. Love, Carol
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Mike Dailey
Date: 9/7/2012 6:19:00 AM
Thanks Carol. I have been away from PS for a while - just not inspired to post even though I still write them. I hope to get back in the practice and fun of PS. Mike

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