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“One is never over-dressed or under-dressed with a little black dress.” Karl Lagerfeld
Just like a Lincoln rose bud breaking open
she drew the eye to her certain beauty,
no mere hanger for clothes
everything that adorned her
became a crowning glory,
naked she was breathtaking,
dressed she became beauty,
a synchronicity of chic.
©Paul Vincent Cannon
Paul, pvcann.com
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Life is a Poetry
BLACWATER247
poetry... mostly...
Each day is a blessing. My Creative Writing
Traditional rhyming poetry
#fifty#words#microfiction
My Reflections and Expressions
Life is a Poetry
BLACWATER247
poetry... mostly...
Each day is a blessing. My Creative Writing
Traditional rhyming poetry
#fifty#words#microfiction
My Reflections and Expressions
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‘…synchronicity of chic.’ What a wonderful phrase!
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Thank you Chris I really appreciate your words.
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Nothing more nothing less. Just perfect.
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Yes, just perfect. Thank you Rupali.
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🙂
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wow Lyn looks hot!
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Yes, Paris does that to you, lol, 🙂
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Well done.
(Remind me to renew my subscription to the New York Times…)
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Lol, my father used to say, if a naked woman walked past he’d only notice her nail polish. Thank you.
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Thank you for the smile.
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🙂
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Ah, to be young and chic.
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Yes, but we can be old and chic. I like Helen Mirren the English actor who has embraced her age so positively, but yes youth has something more (I vaguely remember) 🙂
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Yes, to Helen Mirren!!
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I like her confidence and poise.
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Something for us women of a certain age to aspire to for sure.
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A worthy aspiration Liz.
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🙂
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While here I sit, in my baggy sweatpants, faded t-shirt, and hair falling out of the ponytail I hastily pulled it into some 12 hours ago. I hang my head in shame.
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Gasp! Shabby chic then? 🙂
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Yeah, something like that! Truth be told, I wouldn’t look any better in a fancy dress, so … at my age, I put comfort ahead of looks!
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I like your thinking.
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She does look lovely and your poem complemented it very nicely.
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So kind, thank you for saying that.
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Meets the situation too: More slow fashion, not fast fashion. But honestly i have to say, Hauté Couture is not availalble for all. 😉 Thank you for great thoughts, and a wonderful poem. Best wishes, Michael
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Appreciate your encouraging words Michael, many thanks.
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Awesome post, Paul!!
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Thank you Charles 🙂
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Reblogged this on The Reluctant Poet.
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Gratitude 🙂
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What a delightful poem, Paul! And yes to Helen Mirren – the ultimate of class.
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She sure is Eugenia, and thank you for your thoughts on this.
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My pleasure!
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This is so beautiful
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Thank you so much Lyn
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