Material Girl

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Prinsessen paa Ærten, Revised

Oh, I don't know. A feather bed? she sighed,
Twined into him, breast pressed against his arm.
They're soft, though allergenic. What's the harm?
As Princess to you, Sir, I'd love that ride.

He blushed, imagining Himself astride
Her royal form, politely coughed, and warned:
You must not just be sensitive: for Charm,
Intelligence, and Grace become My bride.

She snorted, quite un-Princesslike.My Lord,
You're disingenuous. I mean,
Hello?
One hundred thousand mattresses, you see,
Won't fool the dullest girl from my old ward.
I'm who you want as Queen, because I know
That hardness that I felt was not a pea.


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UnderYourSpellUnderYourSpellover 14 years ago
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I particularly liked her snorting un-princess like!

vrosej10vrosej10over 14 years ago
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ThaT was hilarious and more than a little cheeky!

IraniaIraniaover 14 years ago
A smile

came across my face at this poem.

Sapphos SisterSapphos Sisterover 14 years ago
Perhaps a peashooter

Very witty retelling of that old tale. I always thought she was not as innocent as she pretended.

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