If They Come To You My Dear

If they come to you my dear
And pronounce to you 
The sweet words of love
You should block your ears 
And refuse to hear
Whatever they are trying to say

If they come to you my dear 
And tell you they can’t resist
Your extreme beauty
Which does not exist
Anywhere else in the world 
Which they can’t think about thrice 
Nor twice but only once
You should block your ears
And refuse to hear
Whatever they are trying to say

If they come to you my dear
And tell you they feel the hunger
Of locking you tightly in their arms
Of caressing your curvaceous hips
Of kissing lovingly your lips
Of sucking the charm of your breasts
You should block your ears
And refuse to hear
Whatever they are trying to say

If they do my dear, come to you
Pleading to you everyday
Trying to buy your love in everyway
You should block your ears
And refuse to hear
Whatever they are trying to say

And lastly, you should make a conclusion
Before dotting an enormous full stop
You should tell them
That you have a shepherd
Who cares, who loves
You should tell them 
That they can never do enough
To win your most precious love
Copyright © | Year Posted 2010

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January 12, 2010 at 5:59 PM
Hi, Lots of advice on the temptations that may come before a person. Written in a way that kept my interest right through. well done--Margaret
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