The Judgement Of Paris Poem by Mary Champion

The Judgement Of Paris

Buxom, bouncy-buttocked beauties,
Rubens thought that you were cuties.
Cellulite was sexy curves,
skin and bone was just for pervs.
Paris was hard pushed to choose
which of you he'd like to schmooze;
which of you would let him score?
The most obliging paramour.
Now, you'd all be classed obese,
condemned for ev'ry coil and crease.
Those were the days, I sadly sigh,
when no one had a BMI.

Thursday, February 20, 2025
Topic(s) of this poem: judgement,paris
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INSPIRED BY The judgement of Paris Sir Peter Paul Rubens
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