Pink Sink
She was on the rebound
Under several influences
When she mentioned how
She’ll get over that one
By getting beneath the next
I thought “This could be fun!”
I wasn’t just parched,
I was desiccated
When I looked around
There was no competition
Wondered if the gun’s
In firing condition?
When you really need a drink
More than pornographic ink
You quaff at the next
Proffered pink sink.
Before we embraced,
I protested piously
“You want to use my thirst
To mask a male memory?”
Our lust became pearls
Strung on strings of plenty.
When I really needed drink
More than pornographic ink
I took a deep draught
From her wet, pink sink.
With our discard on demand
Mutual understanding
There’s no tangled feelings
To make us cry or shout.
Not that she’s just any girl
Some pearls are worth stringing-out.
When I need another drink
More than pornographic ink
I’ll look her up online
Give her the pink sink wink.
Copyright © Daniel Davies | Year Posted 2016
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