| by: G. Higgins | |||||||
| Trial of the Tongue |
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| I met a fine lady At the local one night My tongue got all tangled At the very first sight She was long and lean And so pleasantly turned Soft curves and tight spaces As I presently learned I bolstered my courage Strode up on my chance And I opened my mouth To ask for a dance O Horror! Betrayal! O Foul lip of mine! For what came out Was a terrible line! "I see you there standing All satin and lace, Please hike up your skirts And sit on my face!" She ne'er did blush Nor bat an eye Then said so softly I thought that she sighed "Sir, you are honest I see this is true But a true man would lick me Until his balls turned quite blue." I replied in a tone More teasing than trite And watched as her face Came quickly alight "I have a tongue in my head Six inches and more It's usage is talent And sure not to bore! A trial of my cuddling For you is in store For the proof of the pudding Is in MY eating for sure!" A flush did then run From her eyes to her breast She nodded assent And said "Do your best!" I'll not offend you with more For my tale it is spun We'll leave it at this She came quite undone |
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