Dream Woman

My Dream Woman 

Teresa this silky brown woman her breasts surged upward 
seeking the heavens. Her hair, a cascade of ebony, reached 
to the small of back and down there, between voluminous
 thighs a honeycomb of lustre, not given freely to any bee 
that passed her way. 

She called me a blond Viking – I´m bald now- and we sailed to 
St. Lucia to meet her parents.  Wedding an no expenses were 
spared, but then disaster struck and I had leave. 
When I returned Teresa had married am engineer, and I said: 
how come you could do this to me?

Her answer was simple, the wedding was set and If the groom 
didn't show up, she would be a laughingstock on the Island...
and that is why I never married and still is a bachelor forever
looking for a woman like Teresa.
Copyright © | Year Posted 2013

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Collins Avatar
December 11, 2013 at 9:09 AM
Replaceable each of us. What she missed, yes. love, Kathy
Hansen Avatar
December 11, 2013 at 1:25 PM
all she wanted was a wedding
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