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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required Maya Amour Where is my girl Where is the girl Just where has she gone Where is my love I call my own Where is the girl who so all alone She had eyes fair as gold Sparkling brown skin the body I'm told Made of satin and silk pure You pour in my saucer Honey you're my glass of milk Kisses are pure loving I'm sure Can turn any boy to a man But why I just bet she can When your heart adjust Can wiggle Make me laugh give me a little giggle Make you feel good kisses I hear you on your lips While grinding her little hips Make you submit some love juice Then should get up at turn you loose Tell you that was fun and she loves You love you please her pleasure Made it easier For your next love affair That's my type of girl Who gives me what I want When I need it that's my type Of girl who gives me When my heart me deplete it When you're here hardly just to get Will make you laugh Give you a little giggle Make you feel good kiss you on your lips while you're grinding those little hips Just where has she gone Where is the girl who is also alone Sparkly brown skin Totally made of satin and silk Poured into my saucer honey You're my glass of milk Where is my girl Just where has she gone Where is my love I call my own 3/27/70 Written word by James Edward Lee 1970, 2020
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