Tell me why
my naked body
is such a problem
to others?
were we not
all born this way
when we departed
from our mothers?
I stand before you
as I was
fearfully and wonderfully made
but somewhere
you have lost the plot
and let your sunshine fade.
So put aside
what you’ve been taught
and strip down with a smile
and show each other what we’ve got
and just be nude a while!
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Author:
Fränz Müller (
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Comments7
A beautiful poem that speaks the naked truth that we are ashamed of our nakedness and even our words we cloth in masks. Well written
Thank you sir!
You are most welcome
Fränz, this is such a joyful and liberating poem! You confront body shame with warmth, humor, and an irresistible invitation to stop taking ourselves so seriously. Wonderful work, my friend! 🌹🖤🙏🕯️🐦⬛
Thank you so much!
Ha! Only under certain circumstances. Oh the indulgence! Beautifully rendered with excellent imagery and a tantalizing poignancy. You naughty boy.
Aw, thank you! I aim to please! ☺️
Franz, maybe this is going off on another tangent, but could it be that it's not really the revealing of the naked flesh that drives the lust, but something else?
Quite possible!
Are naked bodies should never be ashamed your poem did great justice
Indeed! Thank you so much!
Most of us are too shy to reveal both our body and our thoughts 🤔
I encourage everyone to reveal both to the world, and to be comfortable in their own skin, and be free!
Yes one should be comfortable in ones own skin but there are too many constraints both social , religious(plus shyness ) that prevent some of us from revealing at least the physical details whereas I feel that one should have all the freedom to express their thoughts- this is my personal opinion
Of course! You should follow your faith and your heart. Only you know what’s best for you. Thank you for your feedback and may you have a wonderful day!
Haha cool
Thank you!!
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