Me ButtA Poem by Desert KnaveAn allusion to the "butt of sack" a Poet Laureate won
Me butt of sack is chaste no more
(I've tasted of her treasure) And even should I taste no more She's brought me quite the pleasure I popped her cork an hour ago (And tasted of her sherry) A fine sweet sack she is you know And anything but cherry I earned me butt through blood and sweat (Those paper cuts are `orrid) And so much sack is waiting yet For lips intent and torrid A massive butt she is indeed (Though quickly she grows smaller) And through the night I'll do the deed And be her only caller Me butt of sack is chaste no more (I've tasted of her treasure) And even should I taste no more She's brought me quite the pleasure Jim Lonsdale Poetry 2006
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Added on March 13, 2024 Last Updated on March 13, 2024 AuthorDesert KnavePhoenix, AZAboutI am in my mid-60's, a manic-depressive, seldom impressive, often recessive poet who loves the ocean, rain, the desert, and playing with rhyme. I am a native Arizonan, a Virgo, and a hair metal fan an.. more..Writing
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