My Lady Pleases Me This Way

Neville

My Lady Pleases Me This Way

 

Sitting alone

In her lacquered chair

Panties and blouse

Typing out old poems

Her blonde hair

Catching the sun

Biting her lip

Occasionally sucking on

A French cigarette

And sighing

I don’t know why

My lady pleases me this way

 

  • Author: Neville (Offline Offline)
  • Published: January 18th, 2019 05:15
  • Comment from author about the poem: some may not consider these words erotic.. but have classified it thus, just to be on the safe side...
  • Category: Erotic
  • Views: 50
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  • Michael Edwards

    She would please me if it wasn't for the stale cigarette smell on her breathe. Fine write.

    • Neville

      thank you

    • orchidee

      Swoony enough for me! lol.

      • Neville

        you are just an old swooner aint ya.. just think of all you might be missing.. thanks though...

      • orchidee

        Heehee! But yes, I might meet her, without the ciggies. Is she Fag-ash Lil, as they say?

        • Neville

          she was my wife

        • Fay Slimm.

          The read set my senses a-tingle dear Neville so I suspect your verse classification be jus' right !! Good work again.

          • Neville

            you really are far too kind my luverly friend... thank you, N

          • Goldfinch60

            She would please me that way Neville.

            • Neville

              thank you Goldfinch

            • dusk arising

              The eye of the beholder sees as it sees.
              What is it which makes one persons heart race yet leaves another cold. Individuality! Lovely poem revealing for you some of the things which turn you on - yet would not stir many others.
              Enigma that is woman again arises in your work.

              • Neville

                thank you.. tis just as well we are all different..

              • orchidee

                Oops can't meet her then!



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