In words of pre-Freudian innocence, he could never see "why the lovely forms of girls should ever be covered up".
The New Yorker, November 26 , 1949P. 49 Space, with her lovely forms, View Article Trump's Lawyers Argue That He Cannot Be Impeached Because He Was Never Actually Elected What Happens When a Bad-Tempered, Distractible Doofus Runs an Empire?
In its favor, Mr. Harrison's play has an affectionate, music-loving heart, and a human sunburst at its center, in the lovely form of de'Adre Aziza.
Her lovely form, plump as a haggis.
She was tight during her spin, showing lovely form.
He fans the flames that burn within my heart, And fires my longing for that lovely form.
It's a lovely form, a manufactured intimacy, a knowing, writerly dishonesty that allows all manner of truth-telling, digression and playfulness.
We like to write songs, it's a lovely form of expression but the depth of emotion just isn't comparable.
Jamal's past reappears in the of-course-still-lovely form of Ajita, long-lost love of his young manhood, who vanished the night after he and two friends didn't (after all, exactly, not really) kill her father, after Ajita had revealed to Jamal that her father was raping her night after night.
As if to oblige him, nature arranges itself in lovely, minimalist forms: a delicately sculptural ball of twigs in "Dried Grass (Chesapeake, Va., 1991)," gleaming circles of ice around bare stems meeting dark, mirror-smooth water in "Crystal Boundary Waterr, Minn., 1998)," stones in shades of white and gray positioned just so in a lake (Lake Superior, Minn., 1999).
