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nudist beach

on a nudist beach

there was a man wearing shorts

they were yellow shorts

and a jaunty hat

which despite their cheerful airiness

the chipper summer colour,

he felt alone, down and shunned.

the mere thought of those dear shorts

invited des amigos and an invitation for tacos

a sombrero night he thought as he picked them out in the store.

but now

alone on the beach

he caught disdainful glares directed

at the winsome shorts

he had arrived at the beach so vivacious and jolly

but walking along,

the rough, hot sand blistering his feet,

he was

morose

forlorn

sorrowful

and wistful for those dreams

those empty shells.......

.............

............

............

sombrero

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Feb 25, 2013
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