A Stupid Affair
Master Painter was a lover whom kissed his canvas portraits
After his work of arts he thought them finely gorgeous
Long lengths in time with his prime he grew to be obsessed
Of their lips, cheeks, brows, eyes and their nippled breasts
'Why can't they be all like them?' he queried as he gazed
touching up, cleaning up those that were not fazed
The wife had tried her best though ran from sheer neglect
the studio was full of girls raised up when he had swept-
Emotions and devotions, and he thought he was set free
meanwhile his once loved soulmate chose sologamy.
Copyright © Paris-Maree Boreham | Year Posted 2021
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