Attribution: Chaudhary
GROUP of NEPAL- CGN
Image: A Nepali Beauty (here)
A bevy of beauties
A bouquet of flowers
A brood of siblings
Of course we are talking of birds
Often referred to affectionately as ‘chicks’
Strutting their stuff
Attractive and elegantly garbed
An ostentation of beauty
The young women of today
Are there to be ogled at!
Appreciation of Providence’s
perfection in creation
For De's at d'Verse: Poetics -
poetry is for the birds
Why did women become referred to as chicks anyway?
ReplyDeleteSearch me, Alex!
DeleteHank
Chicks is a rather weird term to use. I may oogle a bit at times lol
ReplyDeleteAh, clever take on the prompt ;)
ReplyDeleteDefinitely a male take here, Hank.
ReplyDeleteYes, clever wordplay.
ReplyDeleteSeems like I remember back in the 60s English men referred to women as "birds." I wonder how women became known by these avian terms!?
ReplyDeleteOf course in Australia, they are called Shielas, in Chicago they're called Shorties, in Iraq they are silent & covered head to foot--don't get me started, Hank. I like the way you expanded the collective nouns to include angels.
ReplyDeleteah....chicks! Lovely take on the prompt!
ReplyDeleteReally interesting. I didn't make the connection with women but it's true we are likened to birds. Very clever!
ReplyDeleteHa.. Thankfully beauty is in the eyes of the beholder
ReplyDeleteA humorous take, Hank. ;)
ReplyDeleteI like this clever take on the prompt. The image works perfectly as well.
ReplyDeleteSMiLes..
ReplyDeleteGod's greAtest
beauty iS iN
the muse..
and today's
women are
up to date
God..;)