Picasso's Paint

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Picasso applies his trade craft to her canvas.
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Picasso's Paint is pure pleasure,
Applied with varied brush.
Combined with craft trade bold and sure,
Her body turns to mush.

Her lips are kissed with passioned pair,
Two tongues in tango dance.
Some mouths they like to gasp for air,
Stiff brush provides the lance.

His hands caress her hair, her skin,
Her breasts, tummy, and bum.
His fingers glide and press within,
To sometimes make her come.

His tongue paints trails along her spine,
And 'round her nipples twirls.
It slips along her oyster's line,
To find its hidden pearl.

His manhood rubs across her flesh,
Her breasts, her bum, and lips.
And when it's time for two to mesh,
Into her pussy slips.

His brushes stroke in many ways,
They touch, they tweak, they twirl.
They probe and pound as painter plays,
Until her world's awhirl.

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PicassosPleasurePicassosPleasure4 months agoAuthor

That was beautiful! I have to wonder if you understand Picasso's persona better than he understands it himself. It is a pleasure hearing it from a woman's more feminine perspective.

melimelissamelimelissa4 months ago

If their world fades in dizzy whirls,

Then she's the luckiest of girls,

For he'll revive her with his brush

Of lips that lick the softest bush

That he has tasted in a while:

A perfumed flavour to beguile

The painter with this living canvas

Because he knows that pleasure panders

To the hardness he parades,

Entrancing her as their world fades...

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