Amaryllils beladonna
In my neck of the woods
the brown hills sprout Naked Ladies every August. I thought you might have fun playing with the image and the name. Tell me the story of meeting that “naked lady” a la Allen Funt. 😉 And or for any one who want to try:
Personification
It goes further than calling a lily a naked Lady or using body parts to talk about where you live. In Margaret Atwood’s “A Boat” she has “sunset shiver” and hills with “their contours of slowed breathing.”
If that is too much
thought for the Dog Days of Summer just try making a list word or phrases giving descriptive, corlorful human and animal names to ordinary nouns or verbs. For example a pastry becomes a Bear Claw.
As Always
You may use my picture to write your poem story but please give me a nod and let us here from you in the comment section. No time limit.
Happy writing!
Light Words 
To a naked Lady I would say: “Good Afternoon Goddess. May I offer you some sunscreen?”
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you rock!
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This is dangerous I nearly fell out of my chair laughing! Good one MM 🙂
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It’s Wednesday and I got my submission in today. woo hoo. http://crowingcrone.wordpress.com/2012/08/08/wonder-wednesday-august-8/
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You must have been waiting to pounce, good job! 🙂
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Okay, a contribution from the prompt…. naked lady, a weed in Australia and poisonous to goats.
http://rosross.wordpress.com/
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I wondered who would pick up on the poisonous aspect of this prompt Good Job! Beautiful poem.
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Thanks carolisle, yes, I am also interested in homeopathy but in goats as well because we have a lot of blackberries on our farm and goats are an ecologically safe way of getting them removed – except for the presence here and there of naked lady and they do eat everything.
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A park near us has steep terrain so goats are used to keep vegetation in check as fire prevention.
Goats Rock 😉
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I do like goats. 🙂
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