I Wanna Take You

I think I'll take off my top
and crank up the stereo
you won't wanna stop
the spirit driving me to go
      all wild and crazy
      on life's winding road
      baby, don't be lazy
      get out of sleep mode
light fingers through hair
gentle caressing of skin
shedding worry and care
with no fear of sin
      I wanna take you for a ride
      let's fly down the fast lane
      quit trying to hide
      I'm only slightly insane
why are you just standing there?
get your ass in the car
wipe off that silly stare
my parent's house isn't that far!
Copyright © | Year Posted 2016

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Thompson Avatar
December 5, 2016 at 8:27 AM
LOL.....I love it. Those that read this poem will know soon where their minds go first...Car or other....Great job!!!
Godwin Avatar
December 3, 2016 at 9:34 AM
You are a clever, Christy - I know I'm not the only one who fell hook, line and sinker for your 'sexual' ploy. It was well executed to pull off your intentions, and I enjoyed the shift (car talk) so much. I am impressed and delighted with your poem. Maybe you should put it in the ZANY contest ... 7 ... CayCay
Bose Avatar
December 1, 2016 at 8:30 AM
Er ... my instinct is to say I'll be right over? Lot's of fun, starting with taking off the top. Flows readily, a naughty undercurrent, and it rhymes, too! Nice to read, thanks, Dave
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November 30, 2016 at 7:32 PM
That is totally not fair, not fair at all...ha. You got me...now I understand the silly stare. And it's a convertible, damn...I'm laughing here and probably blushing a little bit too. That was great Christy. I really liked this.
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