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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required Secrets Of The Pink Floss Diary Pink bubble-gum lip gloss is my signature smack and my best plan of attack. Italian pumps of the best design prop up my gams, making them look as if I ran lots of laps that day. Nights of tango and salsa lessons give me the smoothest moves and have the fellows asking me for more time on the dance floor. Kudos the same fellows give me, for being so mellow and easy to get along with when we’re out on a date. Full of fun and laughter is what my friends and family all say about me, they say that’s my best trait. Learning how to lay back and enjoy the ride of life on the lazy river is a great thing to enjoy each summer and all throughout life, too much passes me by if I don’t take time to enjoy my life. Opening my heart and my mind to people who are near and dear to me; learning to always be present with those who are so special to me. Showing those I love, how special they are by expressing to them how much I love them and how essential they are to my life and how much joy they bring to my life. Spontaneously choosing the best moments to express my sexuality with my soul mate seductively with a simple wink of the eye or the bat of an eyelash is imperative to keeping our passion ever flowing. This poem was inspired by Shirley Harrison’s Poem Candy Floss,
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