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On my fingers, on my tongue- Your taste a sweet and pleasing one. I unwrap you greedily And nibble on you speedily. Milk chocolate, I can't resist- in miniatures or in a kiss. Three musketeers are worth the fee- all for one and one for me. In a pudding or a bar I enjoy you in my home or car. In drink, you warm my winter day once my shovels been put away. Intoxicating like fine wine, Your antioxidants are all mine. I sneak away with you, my treasure, an old fat man's one guilty pleasure.
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Feb 3, 2012
Feb 3, 2012 at 7:50 AM UTC
Milk Chocolate
On my fingers, on my tongue- Your taste a sweet and pleasing one. I unwrap you greedily And nibble on you speedily. Milk chocolate, I can't resist- in miniatures or in a kiss. Three musketeers are worth the fee- all for one and one for me. In a pudding or a bar I enjoy you in my home or car. In drink, you warm my winter day once my shovels been put away. Intoxicating like fine wine, Your antioxidants are all mine. I sneak away with you, my treasure, an old fat man's one guilty pleasure.
john-f-mccullagh
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63/M/American
Feb 3, 2012
Feb 3, 2012 at 7:50 AM UTC
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