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Best Latex Poems


Latex the Fabric of Our Lives
Latex so tight.
Brings me back to my younger days.
Latex so tight.
Flashes of pleasure in the night.
How I love thee lets count the ways.
To the inventor, I give praise.
Latex so tight.


**By Chris Matt for “Weave A Rondelet” Contest***...

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Categories: latex, happiness, nostalgia,
Form: Rondeau
Latex Condom Speaks
Sure, we all are in Gods kingdom,
Not in Satan's perverse Dukedom,
And should well clear steer of whoredom,
A big challenge to clinched stardom
Often igniting sex freedom;
Never Saint Stephen's Martyrdom...

Still for microbes a sold condom
Birth control measures not seldom
Infected spouse for The Syndrome
Better get out of a...

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Categories: latex, death, education, health, perspective,
Form: Rhyme
Mask and Latex Gloves
MASK AND LATEX GLOVES

During the world pandemic,
I’ve kept myself to myself
And stayed indoors for the best part,
To try to protect my health

I’ve taken all the precautions,
To ward off the infection.
(Although I haven’t gone quite as far
As a disinfectant injection)

When I visit the store for provisions,
I...

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Categories: latex, health,
Form: Rhyme

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