Loving Miss Grey
He spent the whole night
With little Miss Grey
The blander the better
She preferred it that way
He brought her flowers
She wished they were white
He wore a paisley tie
She said it was too bright
No lively conversation
She much preferred mundane
If he talked about sunshine
She would talk about the rain
The meal had little flavor
She neglected to add salt
A delicate constitution
It really was not her fault
She asked "please give me passion"
As she looked into his eyes
He placed her on the table
She opened up her thighs
Color flowed to her cheeks
Her skin began to glow
She matched his every motion
Moving fast and moving slow
Passion took him by surprise
Pleasure hit him like a wave
Releasing vibrant colors
This rainbow he wished to save
They retreated to her parlor
Beautifully bathed in her light
Transformation of Miss Grey
She became his Mrs Right
Copyright © Richard Lamoureux | Year Posted 2013
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