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twelveoonetwelveooneover 19 years ago
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Social Observation Without Rhyme

It's Almost a Crime

this is done so well

"You know what you want?

she asks in that cartoon cute voice

smooth with innuendo.

Leans over me to peek over my menu

her tight lifted breast brushes my arm,

then rests on my bicep."

small thoughts on this - that? do you want? Over me, "me" is filled in, again "Over my" unless you have a reason for two Overs?

postobitumpostobitumover 19 years ago
By all means

have him take you to a strip club. Better yet, you take him. This was expertly done, like you've been in that situation...nice! *devilish grin* (Secretly, I like Hooters and I like their...wings)

impressiveimpressiveover 19 years ago
Non-Erotic ?

Um ... okay. ;o)

~Imp

WickedEveWickedEveover 19 years ago
(.)(.)

"rarely used ladies room" it's hard to believe that one exists. lol

"or pities him for my taking all the fun out of the naughtiness of it all" I like to think that was your motive. ;)

TathagataTathagataover 19 years ago
Seattle

always makes any place she is sexually charged

I think of her in super markets and hardware stores and wonder if the girl over there is having " seattle" thoughts

; )

" you know you want it"

I love it

a great read

Thank you

( and by the way....they envy him)

Daisy MayDaisy Mayover 19 years ago
I liked this

I just think I would've tightened this up a little. Shorten some of the lines...kind of break things down. I still enjoyed it :)

AnonymousAnonymousover 19 years ago
Not bad!!!

One of the better poems I have found. Thank you.

AnonymousAnonymousover 19 years ago
It ain't nuthin

but a chicken wing thing, baby. Send me a Kristin dipped in Hooter's wing sauce please... hold the ranch dressing!

Tasty write ;)

LeBrozLeBrozover 16 years ago
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