Supermodel Stephanie Seymour

Supermodel Stephanie Seymour

St. Barthes beach
supermodel Stephanie Seymour
kissing her son
his hand on her breast
the vulgar people condemn this awful form
they forget
angle of the photo has done it
Mothers should be respected not deplored
Mothers teach us how to live
Mothers are greater than paradise

adore mother adore mother adore
don't target a mother
never criticise stephanie

Mother is our teacher
She is the Boat
She is angelic
She is sacred all hours
Vulgarity can’t touch her
She is compassion
Mother is Pure icon of goddess
Pity melts from her icon.


Brave new Future opening, I see
If we worship Mother
The rose that smiles,
The star that pacifies,
The river that murmurs and comforts.

Truth and compassion her diamonds

Comments

  1. Santosh KumarJanuary 12, 2011 at 8:15 AM

    The world media has criticised Stephanie Seymour for kissing her son. Mother is the greatest creation of the Almighty Lord. We should adore Mother.

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