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Guest Posted 21 years ago

Love me now (adult)

0 Come take me in your arms 02br
00make me complete tonight 02br
00kiss my rosy lips 02br
00drink the nectar from it 02br
00hide your face in my cleavage 02br
00stroke my breasts till tight 02br
00harden the nipples 02br
00suck the life out of me 02br
00arouse my whole body 02br
00gently playing with your fingers 02br
00kissing every nerve in me 02br
00come now to my heaven 02br
00slowly touch me there 02br
00let your tongue do some tricks 02br
00And then I'll take you in 02br
00show me happiness tonight 02br
00take me to ecstasy 02br
00let there be a rhythm 02br
00of your movement 02br
00let there be a rhyme 02br
00in my moans 02br
00lets sing the song 02br
00of passionate love 02br
00come darling come 02br
00Make love to me tonight. 0-
  

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0 Hello Guest 02br 02br 00One minor amendment: "let's sing the song". 02br 02br 00You may be interested in "The Imperfect Enjoyment" (and other poems) by John Wilmot, Earl of Rochester, which can be found on various sites. 02br 02br 00MrP 0-

  • 0 Hello Guest 02br 02br 00One minor amendment: "let's sing the song".
  • 02br 02br 00You may be interested in "The Imperfect Enjoyment" (and other poems) by John Wilmot, Earl of Rochester, which can be found on various sites.
  • 02br 02br 00MrP 0-
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0 Hello Guest 02br
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00One minor amendment: "let's sing the song". 02br
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00You may be interested in "The Imperfect Enjoyment" (and other poems) by John Wilmot, Earl of Rochester, which can be found on various sites. 02br
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00MrP 0-
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0 The poem posted by Guest as well as the poem by John Wilmot are a bit too much to digest... Isn't it a little disgusting to write or read such poems?Sorry to say this... 0-
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0 Hello Anita 02br
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00That's a difficult one. 02br
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00Wilmot wrote his poem in 1672 or so; and 'Restoration' verse is often of this kind – doubtless in reaction to the rather less free-speaking years under Cromwell. That said, 'disgust' is not necessarily a response Wilmot would have disowned; the poem seems to sit somewhere between the satirical

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