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Premium Member Plan-demic downloading '

Its happening now.' Asymetric symtomatic
Assonence-less without redress..subtle warnings, its the dawning, fear is spawning
Night to morning.' Billionaires drive, much psudeo, mumbo-jumbo ( what do we know?) Why is 
this so..Just stroke their ego.."
And you'll find how, things will go.!

Stroking Air

Clouds  float in  the vaguer shades of grey
Stroking air like silk shawls women wear
Mauve and lilac ,blue  and white today

In summer,whispy white clouds wander by
Leaving no long shadows on the doors
Winter clouds  sail in vague shades of grey

The sky is most exquisite  when light plays
Making patterns on the wooden floors
Mauve and lilac ,blush, pink, burned chambray

Eternal as the sea in Dover Bay
Without that marvelled ocean and its roar
Winter clouds  float vaguely in dark grey


The sky conveys no message but a prayer
That humans should   retaliate  no more
Mauve and lilac ,yellow as  sun strayed

 

Who would act so well as Satan’s whores?
Who so harshly, inhumanely, swore?
The clouds  float by in   all the shades of grey
Mauve and lilac, sad  as words may  say

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Premium Member Stroking

Coffee hot, coffee cold, doesn't matter I am sold
Ain't nuttin' yummier, cept a filly unclothed
Now whoa, hold on a jiff
Did you say a sexy young dish
Stroking my hoo ha getting me started on the road


Premium Member Stroking My Goatee

Retirement ain't all it's cracked up to be
Finding things to occupy my mind is key
Like chasing young fillies
Plying them with lilies
And watch them melt and stroke my goatee

Premium Member Stroking

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        Thus sat I
 athwart her boarding
 as the train’s whistle 
         bellowed

         I panting
stroking mine beard in
       anticipation
   mine pen and slip
           excited 
     to cast each her
        chary glints
             when
            CRACK
     back mine head
       mine consort
      her ring baring
           jealous

Stroking Razors

I watched the blood dribble
down past my pale knee
it was pretty, from what I could see
But as I learned of my deserving of better things
The world that laid before me said
'Hello, I am here to please you'
In return, I said, 'I am here to please me, too'
It's final words to me:
'You knew that all along'


Stroking Dreams of Fire

as your fingers 
brush my skin
petals of memory


are pushed apart,
I am left a sigh 
drenched in want 


I cross my legs
not knowing, 
their angles would 
draw your attention
your eyes lined 
the curve of degree,
I almost knew 
when your mouth 
smiled hello,


the pull of your tongue
wrapped my need
In smoked pearls,
and legs of oak 
turned to butter,
spent they melted
to knell supplication 


your eyes begged sleep
but a desire still whispered
with a listing tongue of fire 


I stroked the line
between dreams and 
your sleeping face,
I stirred the coals
in your Dreamtime 
to ignite 


as my fingers brush
you ablaze,
my lips rub 
the velvet embers 


I smile as you arise
and then I fire,
at your first touch


I am floating as ash 
in our wake

Stroking Out

Ed stirred from his stupor out by the keg
when he felt pressure he couldn't quite peg.
What a shocker that day!
Eddie's best friend was gay,
so he said, "Dude, quit pullin' my leg!"

Stroking the Rest

Please fill the glass, it is going away.
The buzz can't linger on the lips and buds.
And now his legs will give to ridge and sway
or stick to floors and stop the soul as mud
from a cold day in April or in March.
Nowhere to go, he laughs and begs to stay.
Last call was hollered by the tending lark.
But turned from home there is no head to lay.
And without sex while having age lined eyes
He stays and sips until the sun can rise.

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