How to make a prude into a whore.

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From feet to hair you start with a long smiling gaze filled willing stare .

A through assessment from the front to the rear pair.

You start with wining & dining & chiming with humorist laughs.

A kiss on the neck & a brush of the hand.

You get behind her & hug firm as you both stand.

You kiss the neck very gently as you hold around her waist.

You move your Johnson close & closer to her ever-arousing base.

You kiss & talk & blow gently in her willing ear.

You speak the words of lateen that she truly holds dear.

As shes bobbing & bobbing on your on your slow growing grind.

You turn her towards you & tongue the side of her neck & glide.

A slow hand glancing & prancing on her soft smooth en-trace.

The supple moans of her wanton & willing embrace.

Then start with a slow gliding hands to the thighs & ass.

You kiss & tongue her legs & thighs & bud as time passes.

As she reaches & breaches for your erected groan.

The raging pulsating phallus of stone.

As she wantonly & willingly & shyly bares.

You moan in tone that you really care.

With brief intermitting moments of sexual dare.

A little muss of the hair.

And quiet & vigorous consummations score

That prude in your presence is now a closet whore.

As conveying all your talents, she will always come back for more.

Cause a prude is a prude but never a total bore.

written by,
Everett Borders Ph.D.

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twelveoonetwelveooneabout 13 years ago
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in my opin, avoid double spacing

but not bad, interesting rime, maybe a little off here

ass/passes

extra point for

en-trace.

100 (i'm easy)

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