the aliens did not come empty handed, they brought their own camper
It had a clothes chute, a laundry room, and an empty clothes hamper
They showed me their kitchen and their tv room, which was amazing.
I turned and saw three more aliens on beds, they were just lazing
They offered me a tv dinner, and I thought what the heck
the meat tasted crunchy, like a brittle turkey neck
there was something that looked a bit like potatoes on the sink
They offered me that too, but it turned my stomach, as it was pink
We had a good time, even though I did not know their language at all
They measured my tummy, and made a note that I was not so very tall
I recognized the numbers, they were similar to those we use here.
They hugged me too hard, making my eyeballs pop and tear.
Melodic, love's voice when,
She sings for you....
Images we dream ivory's, silken beauty..
Soaked of desire's perfumed, panty's; a gift
Once more placed perfectly atop, seduction's clothes hamper
Sweet, moist and my lips: deeper, into our love an earthquake's molten,
Lava while there she was so, beautiful a kiss..Her, naked body...two hearts, hypnotized.
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