Latex in Spring

This series came to be, just the name suggests, on a wonderful spring day. I have no idea why I was so much looking forward to the spring, but I felt simply heavenly, so I had the notion to enjoy every single beam of the sun by indulging my other passion, which of course is ”Latex”, as you must know.

In Germany, to be more exact in Wörlitzer Park, I went scouting for just the right place, where rhododendron and the barley were blooming excitedly, and donned my latex dress. The whole setup made me feel simply marvelous, latex and spring are a combination without parallel. Perhaps I should allow Johann Wolfgang von Goethe, with a little help provided by Edgar Alfred Bowring, to express my feelings more accurate with one of my favorite citations from ”Faust”, the ”Easter Walk” passage:

”From lowly houses' mustiness, / From handicraft's and factory's prison, / From the roof and gables that oppress, / From the bystreets' crushing narrowness, / From the churches' venerable night,

They are all brought out into light. / See, only see, how quickly the masses / Scatter through gardens and fields remote; / How down and across the river passes / So many a merry pleasure-boat.

And over-laden, almost sinking,

The last full wherry moves away.

From yonder hill's far pathways blinking,

Flash to us colours of garments gay.”

Therefore, enjoyeth all ye lowly folks this series with the shiny, beaming latex dress, your lady of honour is getting her spring out, for all of you to shine.