Rachel's Kitchen
Rachel took an apple
And held it in her hand.
She beckoned to me sweetly
Saying, “Wouldn’t it be grand
To find ourselves in Eden
In a fig leaf wonderland?"
Rachel ate a grapefruit
And made herself a mess.
I watched and got excited
As it dribbled down her chest.
She licked her lips and giggled,
“Darlin’, you can have the rest.”
Rachel peeled a carrot
Held firmly in her grip,
And told me as she stroked it
From its base down to its tip,
“Some creamy Caesar dressing
Makes a mighty tasty dip.”
Rachel shucked an oyster,
With a swift and graceful swirl,
Its tender pink flesh glistened
Wet around its precious pearl.
Said, “This is how to do it
If you want to please your girl.”
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