![]() VIIA Poem by AristophanesVII
Suddenly, A vexing citron There in virginal And brimming Pastoral country Of the pudendum
A mellifluous touch Erect corner forged From thy fragrant flesh
To undress so much Lovingly Thy receptacles
Convex cherry tree I pierce I conspire I simmer
A fugacious tempest I possess to devour Thy tender inner thigh
To couple thy intensity Of harden frail cotton Suddenly, There in the
valley of pudendal Night’s melee "charming teacher" I take thy fruit Succulently Drink thy amour In saccharine pour
Here, then suddenly, Abysmal and precise Zenith of delights I succumb immobile
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1 Review Added on March 6, 2013 Last Updated on March 6, 2013 Author![]() Aristophanesin the darkest of them, LAAboutIm an errant poet looking for that cruel fragrance that invaded me. You are the essence of every letter I write and Im like a puzzle that I would have to redo on.. more..Writing
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