I was four when the girl next door taught me how to kiss
She was older and a little bolder, she didn't aim to miss
The little wenchy gave me a frenchy, tongue drilling for oil
Being a little bloke I started to choke and her passion it did foil
I thought it crass that she grabbed my ass and gave me a lift
I started to wheeze and then to sneeze, a green booger was her gift
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Author:
sorenbarrett (
Online) - Published: May 1st, 2026 03:00
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- Users favorite of this poem: Teddy.15, nephilim56 ( Norman Dickson), Demar Desu, Tristan Robert Lange, Kevin Hulme
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lol love the flow the rhyme and the theme, ah the first kiss 💋 must have been magnificent to remember at the ripe age of four 🤣
Thanks so much Teddy for the read and review. I deeply appreciate your kind words
That'll teach her.
Wonder how many hearts she broke through the years..
Thanks Paul for the read and words of support they are most valued
A definite fav
Thank you very much for the read
most welcome
Now this is a fun story.Lucky it wasn't in the days of Covid 19. Well constructed and good cadence.Well done
Thank you so much for your review and for your kind words of support I appreciate your encouragement
Love it! This is great.
Thank you, Katie. I appreciate your read of this short piece and your approval.
I never had my first kiss .I just stole them all after that...
Thank you so much for reading this piece and I hope that your thefts go unpunished
I really punished myself ...
LOL
Thank you so much for the read and for your comment
An older woman who knows the ropes - the way to go.
Thank you, Dave an older woman, indeed
I'm gonna be sick - that booger! lol. Not that you intended to make us feel queasy.
Thank you so much for the read and support it is most appreciated
No stiffy then?
Thanks a lot for the read. It’s appreciated.
Like it. An enjoyable Read.
Thank you, Kevin appreciate it
Very cute. Love it!
Thanks so much for the read and comment my friend it is deeply appreciated
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