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Premium Member Summer Soul-tice

I feel your warm embrace this summer day.
Out naked and awaiting your caress.
To burn with hot desire - while I lay
My heart and soul are yours now to possess.

We touch and mingle, soon we will entwine.
I’ll beg for more and want you deep within.
Connected, I am yours and you are mine
Our climax high shall reach once we begin.

I know you’ll not abandon me at will,
For we are like two lover’s - newlywed.
My racing heart for you is never still.
As I stretch out again on my sunbed.

My love for Summer’s sun is no mistake.
There’s nothing better than a hot sunbake.

Sacred and Secular

Contrary to what has been spoken.
 Mythdiltra who is a strange
 Goddess of the other places. 
Was deemed a whore who chored
 and labored to shame The Great Zagreus.
 She hired Spontonaious to train Glima Nuba;
 Yacy and Trice to defeat The Great Zagreus.
 But Hermes and Valhalla allied to force 
The Great Zagreus into an alliance
 with Tice and Yacy: he refused to 
associated with Glima Nuba who he 
said was even more vail that the devil.
 The Great Zagreus ordered Glima Nuba
 tied to a stake as he and Trice 
would battle Hermes and Valhalla.
He spoke of Mythdiltra as a whore
that she refused to oil him with the
sacred oil. He said she was a sectular
mucus: the offsets of
dust and pollen.

Typo In the Title

An unsightful eyeful 
a typo in the title 
missed when published 
notably rubbish 

the best poem ever 
appears so unclever 

I'm and not I 
I'm not know why
I'm did not know-tice 
though I'm wrote the rhyme 

Surely I didn't 
but maybe I did 
posting such rubbish 
I'did I'am I'is stupid


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