Pin Up Poems - Poems about Pin Up

Vargas pin up girls of the thirties intrigued us, delighted us, incited us then along came Barbie, reinforcing that women are beautiful, almost as delightful as the automobiles they sell...

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Some of the sexiest women are Vargas’s 1940 pinup girls, They are drawn with long hair, sensuous legs, and the right kind of curls. Enhanced in all the right places, there is nothing that exudes sex faster Graphic drawings of cattish women are not the kind you put out to pasture. Do you remember Cat-Woman drawn fearlessly by...

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In the 1950’s we thought we were so modern, so sophisticated, so posh. When Barbie came out, she was the rage, and we little girls thought we were ready by gosh. Goodbye Vargas pinup girls, good bye hoop skirts, and Betty Boop. Some of us would confer. A 1950’s art peek might amaze you as to how...

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FRAMING THE PIN-UP GIRL His hands, they frame and catch, the pin-up girl. Tanned hands, they're hot - he drops his sweaty palms. Her lips - plum succulence. Hair’s suavely curl ~ a brilliant cinnamon. He has some qualms. Approaches beauty queen with plastered smile. She feigns to look away ~...

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unashamedly she flirts with the moon skinny dipping ---------------------------- Short Form Contest Sponsor: Andrea Dietrich Placed 1st...

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I'd pin you up by the throat your small hands grip my wrist soon enough marks a beginning of fade you first, then your grip clouds move in close in seconds your dreams feel like years I'd pin you up by your neck to the floor release my grip just enough to hear you gasp for oxygen and I give you life, and gave you life clouds start to clear and you ask for more...

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i am a woman tell me what is that sometimes i feel i'm too thin too tall too plain and too fat i am a woman where's the holy grail will you still love me the next day and the next when i'm old when i'm frail? i am a woman where's my sister in this game and when i feel like a complete incomplete obsolete low down shame i am a woman not your...

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