His:- "I like a little lady who
is round enough to squeeze;
who has a soft capacity,
alluringly, to please.
And coming with a lustrous smile,
a tempting cunning wheeze,
she has this hint of wickedness.
Oh what a naughty tease!"
Hers:- "I like a man upholstered well,
maturing like a wine,
who treats a lady properly,
when taken out to dine.
Who holds her hand and squeezes it,
both tender and divine.
Then, if he’s just a little rich ...
Well that, by me, is fine!"
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SEXY! Poetry Contest by Charles Clive for nette onclaud.
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