Dream of Delight
By Silver Spun Sand
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I glimpsed her first,
that morning
on the hill
on the heath.
We didn’t speak.
I doffed my cap,
she coyly nodded –
her cheeks, pink
as candyfloss,
her hair black
as liquorice,
eyes like Chartreuse
and those lips
roscid, ripe
and sweet.
How I envied
her precious,
pampered pooch –
her King Charles spaniel,
nuzzling at those dainty
stockinged feet.
In my repose
I dreamt of her...
most of which
too risqué to regale.
How the sun came up,
a golden globe...
how I fell, heels
over head, in love
with that delectable,
delightful young thing
whose sybaritic thighs
were my transport to delight...
whose honey-pot I tasted;
mellifluous and mellow.
My chaste, voracious
virgin girl...until,
I unchaste her.
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This poem can only be
This poem can only be described as deliciously romantic Tina. It had an almost old victorian feel to it and I very much enjoyed reading. Jenny.
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Delightful and cheeky Tina.
Delightful and cheeky Tina. Made me smile.
Linda
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