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 AuthorAristophanesin 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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