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Apr 2013
Her face and form intrigued him
She had such classic lines.
"I must get her in my studio,
I have just the piece in mind."
He hired her right then and there.
He paid her well to pose.
His artist heart beat fastest
at the moment she disrobed.
Her hair cut short, much like a boys,
small breasted and so trim.
Her features first in plaster cast
formed perfectly by him.
Later he would cast, in Bronze,
"The huntress" **** and bold.
In truth her arrows struck his heart
and Love poured forth, I'm told.
A happy life together shared-
alas, they both are dust.
In statue form she's ever young
for Bronze will never rust.
Pgymalion spelled backwards. A poem about the Sculptor Augustus Saint Gaudens and the model he fell in love iwth and married. she is immortalized in Bronze as his famous "Diana, the Huntress"
John F McCullagh
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John F McCullagh  63/M/NY
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