Tag Archives: Paris

Helen and Paris

Posted on June 16, 2016 by Frank

spartan queen asking nothing for herself but herself of course helen fled an unloving heart cannot be endured beauty is a gift that a husband must keep chained no matter the tears a thousand ships launched? sails filled with whispers … Continue reading →

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The Left Hand of Justice

Posted on October 28, 2014 by Frank

★★★☆☆ Amazon.com Amazon.co.uk goodreads Jess Faraday’s blog Jess Faraday’s The Left Hand of Justice, published 2013, is a steampunk detective novel, set in 1820s Paris, with a lesbian romance of sorts. Inspector Elise Corbeau is a reformed character, brought up … Continue reading →

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By dead of night

Posted on February 13, 2014 by Frank

A Martian field by dead of night Was witness to a sweet delight A hasty, furtive meeting there Between two lovers on a dare Unseen except by windows dark They met and stripped within the park The Eiffel Tower loomed … Continue reading →

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A Parisian Beauty

Posted on December 4, 2013 by Frank

At night her flashing eyes delight Elegant beauty, a seductive sight She stands upright for all to see Her curving legs arch high above me I love to wind up round her lacy thigh An intricate path, high into the … Continue reading →

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