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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required I wrote a few beautiful poems for the happy birds, For the women that I love, for the embroidered skirts, For the smile of the flowers, for the sensuous shirts, For the autumn leaves, for the angels with the highest standards, For the hot panties, for the Pillsbury butts, For the innocent centerfolds, for the virgin sluts, For the kinky hair, for the blonde pony tails, For the lonely star models, for the fashioned nails, For the sweet pinky tongues, for the brunette bows, For the see-through thongs, and for the summer rainbows. I wrote for the battered single mothers, For the women in love, for the sad swingers, For the newlyweds, for the passionate couple, And for the loners who got beat by the corporal. But I'm still not a Poet; I am simply a desperate lover, Who likes to tell it like it is. I like to display my mirror, And open my heart to the world, so everyone can see their soul. I am a dreamer, a realist, and an optimist that nobody can control. For the women that I've loved, I thank you for the sweet memories; For the hot panties, I am not blind; I thank you for the cheese; For the sweet pinky tongues, I am not drunk; I thank you for the honey; The summer rainbows brought me hope, peace, diversity and honesty. Hebert Logerie Wednesday, October 22, 2014
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