Liberation

Fränz Müller

I walk outside
Naked, unafraid
Willing and able to free myself
From soft shackles,
Those form-fitted restraints
And step into warm flesh
Warmed by the morning sun.
I wear only smiles now
As I greet each morning
Coffee in hand, breathing deeply
As I live my life
With all my skin in the game.

  • Author: Fränz Müller (Offline Offline)
  • Published: July 20th, 2025 08:32
  • Comment from author about the poem: My thoughts about what it is like for me as a nudist in a world that largely shuns body freedom.
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  • sorenbarrett

    A most interesting poem that speaks in reality but also in metaphor. What are cloths but constraints against exposure that the rest of the world is not ready to accept. A most unique poem about a seldom spoken of controlling world.

  • MatPie

    A letter to the freedom we have but constrained by social norms. I love it



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