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Sisters by Design

Kevin Farran
2 min readNov 30, 2020

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GiaB writing prompt #8 A seamstress dreams of the woman who wears her dress.

Photo by fran hogan on Unsplash

It hugs and tantalizes, to see it I grow warm inside

It kisses your skin, like sand dunes, lush curves to hide

It has a soft voice, suggesting concealed joyous pleasure

For me it remains one view; to cut, sew, and measure.

Adorning you, the dress screams out for desire and praise

Your presence in possessed hearts, gives all hopes a raise

The dress allows you to relish a subdued power and gracious allure

For me it remains one view; to sweat, sew, and measure.

You stride across a catwalk with a ballerina’s grace

Men stop and stare, lust and wonder drools from their face

To hold you, touch the silken curves within, is a teasing treasure

For me it remains one view; to labor, submit, and measure.

On you the colors are vibrant and give beauty a voice to sing

I behold the fabric’s silhouette, it captivates and is inspiring

The crowds adore your grace, an ethereal vision, so vivid and pure

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Kevin Farran
Kevin Farran

Written by Kevin Farran

Kamakura based writer, lover of Great Danes, vintage cars, good red wine, bonsai and the Bard

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