Boss Lady

If i was employed to you 
You would be the happiest 
Boss Lady ever because my 
job requirement and my 
commitment would to 
contribute to your happiness;
making you satisfied and fulfill 
in every possible ways.

To secure you, and take care 
of you always, to be happy with 
you and to be sad with you;
to go to sleep with you and to 
wake up with you.
To eat with you and to drink with
you, to make love sharing all my 
affection with you, always doing
whatever it takes to pleasure you.

It is a amazing thought to be working
upon your well kept property and 
enjoy the substance of your sumptuous 
place of glory because i wouldn't be able 
to keep my desirable potent skills away 
from your sexy and welcoming body.
Copyright © | Year Posted 2015

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January 5, 2016 at 7:55 PM
Hi Carlton, ha, I've been a boss lady. But, It was all about respect. Great write. You seem to admire her lots, is she your wife? Always SKAT
Morris Avatar
January 6, 2016 at 1:54 AM
Hi SKAT, how are you? thanks for reading and commenting on BOSS LADY, respect is and should always be in order no matter what our position in life appreciate that declaration of yours, however the BOSS LADY here is not my wife but it is all about my respect, acceptance and appreciation our wonderful women in general. love always. SAGE I AM
Allison Avatar
December 9, 2015 at 7:01 AM
I reckon you would be ideal to fill the vacancy Carlton - I think you've got the job!:-) hugs Jan xx
Morris Avatar
December 9, 2015 at 7:13 AM
Thank you very much for your vote of approval Jan; i do appreciate your read and warm comment. much appreciation always.
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