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King of the Jungle

There you sit...you patiently wait...
thinking of which animal you want to sate...

Observing a fine fox, who favourable flirts...
with sexy green eyes and the shortest of skirts.

She spots a wolf and scampers his way...
asking him coyly, "Do you want to play?"

A teasing Tigress arrives on the scene...
licking her lips like you are ice cream...

Throws off her furs and bares her teeth...
de***ishly dares you to make a leap...

She purrs softly, "Mount if you wish"...
encouraging you with a tantalizing kiss...

The energy pulsating, reaching new heights...
bodies heavenly entwined as they take flight...

After some time, they reluctantly descend...
exhausted, sated and ready again.

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Jon A Cavanaugh

August 31, 2013 at 1:31 PM

Excellent! I love your poem. and on the last line "ready again" how true for the lion. They can mate as often as they want to in a day. 100 times if they wish. It's amazing.

Matthew Horstkotter

June 10, 2013 at 1:12 PM

Nice write.

Terry L. Allen

May 10, 2012 at 9:38 PM

This is sexy, funny and cute all at the same time. You have the fox and the tigress to a T. This was a fun read. Huggs TLee I didn't forget about the soup mail I just was tied up and I will let you know again in the future but not until I have written the soup mail. lol

Andrea Dietrich

February 13, 2012 at 10:27 PM

wow, what a sexy ANIMALISTIC write. haha. I LOVE it. it's great symbolism for a real play dog (oops, he is a lion though). All kidding aside. I really enjoy reading this kind of a poem! Clever.

Joe Flach

February 9, 2012 at 12:22 PM

RRrrroooaaaarrrr!!! Love those animal instincts. Those teasing Tigresses can certainly bring out the beast in us. I love the sexuality of your poetry - leaves me wanting more.