Dalliance (Fictional Poem)

Last night, I went alone to a ballroom dance
And, I met by pure chance a gorgeous blonde 
With an arrogant and scraggy face husband

Dawdled over a gin, as  I watched every girl 
And, she was really the pick of the bunch
For she was breezy, with her big black pearl

She and I exchanged an intimate, warm glance
Most men looked, as she breezed into the terrace 
My eyes followed her, with a resounding praise

She had too much wine; and left her man behind
With me, spending the night in a nearby ranch
Where we let ourselves, in a sinful romance!
Copyright © | Year Posted 2006

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