Geena Davis In Cutthroat Island

Geena Davis in Cutthroat Island

Generously endowed with ***** and spirit, GEENA 
Engaged a most unusual leading lady role.  And DAVIS 
Ever so skillfully brought the audience right IN 
Not one scene was lacking and it was definitely CUTTHROAT 
At death, she shaved her father's head for the treasure map to Cutthroat ISLAND. 

Delightful costumes enhanced her role as a pirate, never better PLAYED. 
And it appears that no expense was spared to make this fantastic movie.  For THE 
Violence, explosions, fistfights, and duels are blasting packed, UNPRECEDENTED. 
If ever there were awards for the most fun movie to make, this one would be LEADING. 
So often, her laughter reminded me of a child pretending, playing the pirate ROLE. 
 
If I were a movie critic judging on entertainment in action, I would give Geena an A. 
Naturally, I, who love fantasy, like her in this role; she was: pretty, happy, and FEISTY.

Clearly, she looked like a lady, but a lady would never fight a man with her FIST 
Until she was seen on a wanted poster in Jamaica, there had been no SLUGGING... 
Then, the pirate, Morgan Adams, and her newly purchased slave, Shaw, needed a GUN. 
The Governor's militia started surrounding them; soon bodies were SLINGING, 
Her getaway met stealing the Governor's carriage and fist fighting without a SWORD, 
Relentlessly pursued, fired upon by cannons with the carriage teetering, SWINGING,
Over ruts, out of town, wide eyed, escaping, and laughing, the epitome of RUTHLESS,
Real passions for a good fight, challenges, and she made pirating seem fun!  AND
Throughout the action, suspense captivated; scenery and costumes were BEAUTIFUL.

In the end, she killed her murderous Uncle Dawg in self-defense using a CANNON
She saved Shaw; remained behind briefly with the treasure. No guns were FIRING.
Luckily, they dove off of Dawg’s ship before it exploded, watched by every PIRATE.   
After the explosion debris had settled, up from the ocean emerged both he and SHE
Next, a marker barrel popped up. The treasure was brought on board; oh, the WOWS
Divvying was postponed; pirating would continue with Capt. “Morgan” . . .gutsy to ME!


© Name withheld for contest
February 17, 2010
Poetic form: Acrostic and End Line Word

Copyright © | Year Posted 2010



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Date: 3/17/2010 2:14:00 PM
Simply brilliant Dane Ann > what a write, McWow. Geena is quite an actress. Many congratulations on your win in Frank's fine contest >> James
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Date: 3/17/2010 11:57:00 AM
How you managed to have an end-line-acrostic and describe this movie portrayal, indeed deserves applause! Great job, Dane Anne! Congratulations! ~ Love, Carrie
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Date: 3/17/2010 6:40:00 AM
Congratulations on your win, Dane Ann! Love, Carolyn
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Date: 3/17/2010 6:22:00 AM
Congradulations Dane Ann Enjoyed your write! Love Jeralynn
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Date: 3/16/2010 9:00:00 PM
Congratulations on your win...Enjoyed...Marty
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Date: 2/27/2010 8:27:00 AM
Happy Birthday!!!!!! Love you!
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Date: 2/26/2010 9:05:00 AM
Dear Dane Ann, I'm sorry I met to say something about the Acrostic POEM part of this Masterpiece YOUR Talent is so Beautiful Thank-YOU for stirring Emotions LOVE YOU and YOURS ALWAYS...HG -- Wow I just sent YOU a Comment on this POEM and it's not there I'll rewrite it LOVE ALWAYS...HG
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Date: 2/18/2010 11:18:00 AM
Thank you for sharing your poetry today Dane Ann. I enjoyed reading it. I wish you a wonderful day filled with inspiration. Best to you in Frank's contest. Thank you for your always kind words. Love, Carol
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