Sexy Hot Lover

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Chatoyant: Having a changeable luster. A chatoyant stone or gemstone, such as the cat's-eye.

Cynosure: Something or someone who is the centre of attention.

Demure: shy and modest

Glamour: defined as the elegant, exciting or attractive quality that makes someone or something seem special or desirable.

Ineffable: too overwhelming to be expressed or described in words; inexpressible

Ingénue: A naive, innocent girl or young woman

Lissome: Moving or able to move with grace and ease; lithe and graceful

Mellifluous: something musical, melodious or pleasant to hear

Panacea: A remedy for all diseases, evils, or difficulties; a cure-all

Sempiternal: Enduring forever; eternal

Why do I live a life so impure? A remedy? A panacea for the things I’ve done wrong? At work, on the outside, I’m demure and apt, But within, I write my own song. My song has words clothing my beautiful girl, My ingénue, hot sexy lover. My lover is exquisite, a silky chatoyant woman, With a mysterious, silky white cover. Her wrists are tied, her eyes are bound, Her legs enslave my evil desire. She hangs in the controlled sinful shed of pure guilt, She’s a cynosure inside of my fire. Her body sways with my will, a lissome ballerina, Perpetually dancing her delicious. I eat her glamour like a cat, her bud was ineffable, My manhood was now so ambitious. I wanted this moment, this time out of time, To be sempiternal, lasting all days. But all too soon my “me” sang a song so mellifluous, My lover and I for the rest of always.

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