Violetta


By luigi_pagano
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The opera La Traviata
has a convoluted plot.
Full of intense passion,
a comedy it's not.
We have been told
without compunction
the heroine is affected
by tubercular consumption.
In the final act
Violetta does die
and we, the audience,
know the reason why.
We know she suffered
from pulmonary TB,
but there is one thing
that bothers me.
A well-endowed soprano
is undoubtedly bound to fail
in portraying a woman
who's obviously frail
© Luigi Pagano 2025
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A good IP response - thanks
A good IP response - thanks Luigi!
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Very funny!
Very funny! That's what I think of opera too but your logic in "above-average breasts", which helps them get more air into their lungs" I don't really understand I mean one (two?) is one the outside the other the inside, I would think it should be the other way round, dolly gasping for air all the time for her squicky little voice.
Good to hear from you Luigi, keep them coming! Tom (May be I read the "above average" wrong?)
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mmanipulating of comments
You see? It's those Gremlins interfering with the comments again. Nasty little buggers. Someone must make a plan the editors are not helpful in fact I suspect they are behind it all.
Nolan
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Nolan I can assure you that
Nolan I can assure you that no-one is manipulating any comments. If you have a concern, please email me Claudine@abctales.com with details.
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Quite so
Quite so but I've been wondering if the problem isn't perhaps on my side. My security is not up to scratch could be practical jokers. Not Abc's style at all I will talk to Claudine.
Stll raining, weeks and weeks months of it it rains every day just bit sunshine inbetween. Very unusual around here. maybe we were in arrears. Well sorry and have a good day!
Cheers! Nolan &
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