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Naked - A Humorous Sonnet
by Lyle Berry (Age: 61)
copyright 02-16-2003


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  Naked - A Humorous Sonnet
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I wrote this sonnet-like ditty some time back. Recently I resurrected it and edited it a bit. It was intended to have a look at one flavor of the human psyche, at least as it lurks in some of us. I needed to interject a little humor into my recent batch of macabre, somber and often manic-depressive endeavors. Smiles to all you jaybirds. LOL!
Lyle


Naked

There is nothing quite like being naked;
So exciting because somebody might see.
Naughty to be nude in certain places,
‘Though that is how the body’s meant to be.

The Creator dressed us up in our own skin;
Eve and Adam were the first to be revealed.
Until that Serpent spoiled things - raw was in!
Now some fashions hide our flesh from head to heels.

It’s sexy to be naked when forbidden,
Especially when we might be caught – all bare!
Audience a turn-on if they’re hidden,
But if we’re with a lover we don’t care.

“Naked as a jay bird” – what an odd remark!
Does he know he’s nude - streak shrieking from the park?




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03-16-2003 Janet Owenby    

Lol lyle I liked this.
03-08-2003 Kay Lee Kelly    

TEE HEE, the best laugh of the day!
03-01-2003 Pepper Basham    

Ha! I laughed so well over this one. Great poem, Lyle.
02-16-2003 Vicky Dewing    

Wow, now I can go to bed wearing nothing but a smile. I enjoyed this so much!
02-16-2003 Bob Church    

Nice change of pace, Lyle. I needed this today. Thanks for coming through for us.
02-16-2003 Maralee Gerke    

This poem made me wonder if all those diplomats at the UN had to see eaach other naked, maybe they would realize that they are all the same species and would appreciate each other more. Good write.
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