| Venus and The Sailor, 1925, by Salvador Dali |
Gliding across the ice
and being oh so nice
Venus hissed in his ear
Dahling, you belong on the equator
You're just not a skater
So far you've tripped me up twice
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the equator?
ReplyDeletedahling...ha...she speaks like Zsa Zsa...smiles...oy no grace on ice...i can relate just a bit...smiles.
Ouch! LOL
ReplyDeletelol... cute!
ReplyDeleteNever mess with a hissing Venus!!!!
ReplyDeleteYes, it does look like a skater's pose. Nice take on the prompt. Loved the humor.
ReplyDeletenice take on the prompt, didn't really see the skates the first time
ReplyDeleteYou did a nice job of translating this picture into words. I laugh when I recall that Dali claimed to have invented Cubism on his own without looking at any Picassos.
ReplyDeleteThey do look like skaters...
ReplyDeleteGreat one! I can't skate either-
ReplyDeleteChuckles! At the Equator they might just jump all over Kung Fu style. Nicely Kathe!
ReplyDeleteHank
Perhaps he should try letting her lead ?
ReplyDeleteA smile for your sharp wit!
ReplyDeleteHeehe... she would be hissing at me for sure! I'm no good on ice!
ReplyDeleteLight, lively, fun...
ReplyDeletehahaha
ReplyDeleteGreat job!
=)
figure skaters must be good dancers these days. :)
ReplyDeleteSounds as if Venus was skating on thin ice!
ReplyDeleteShe is a lively tease, isn't she? Excellent!
ReplyDeleteNot quite Torvill and Dean? LOL :)
ReplyDeleteGreat capture~
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