The Love Triangle: The Art of Dividing Attention

provencal 18th century painting

 

The flirting dog was giving his best song and stand routine.

It split her in two how her Boy Blue fell for the dog each time.

Her mother was right,

"Never date a boy who wears his shirt unbuttoned."

Without too much emotion, she glanced sideways and gave her best shot to seduce him by lifting her skirt a little higher.

He knew he didn't fool her with his downcast eyes he caressed the dog his mind wandered right up her dress.

Some things never change.

photo: of an 18th-century painting in Arles museum…



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15 responses to “The Love Triangle: The Art of Dividing Attention”

  1. Your words hang so charmingly on the painting. The bit of flirtation in such an old picture, ripe even today in its meaning.
    Button, button, who’s got the button? The children’s rhyme comes to mind with your post today – and yesterday’s remedy for those who can’t tie scarfs.
    Tada! You did it again with a fun post.

  2. Lovely painting. Did you find it at the brocante? Looks like it’s painted on wood. Fabulous!!

  3. Corey, I just gave you a Beautiful Blog award! You can drag the icon from my sidebar if you want and put it on your blog! Hope you’re having a good day!

  4. Ohh, so erotic.
    Your imagination is priceless Corey.
    Love it.

  5. How true, some things never change, and thank goodness they don’t.

  6. Human nature is still the same, isn’t it. Lovely story to match the lovely painting.

  7. All the more reason to wear matching undies!

  8. Long live love
    Blessings
    Love you
    Jeanne

  9. Oh yes! we have the perfect romance. You are good at noticing.

  10. Clearly, you’re feeling a tad coquettish as of late! All a distant memory here…thanks for the stir!!!

  11. Very insightful story! 🙂
    Blessings!

  12. That little doggie knows what he is doing. TeeHee

  13. jend’isère

    “It split her into” such thoughts as she is split in two… so your blog can live up to its name.
    Laughing aloud by your prose almost to tears, as doggie noted the poor dear’s corset halved her waist to a Barbie doll.

  14. Thanks for sharing with us such a nice story.

  15. Lovely Painting

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