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Walking through a field of kale Jane in front and you following behind brushing on your hands over the dew damp leaves breathing in the morning air she looking around in case the farmer or one of his farmhands sees you wander through the tall kale you notice she has a slight wiggle as she walks ahead not intentional not like some of the girls at school you put on the wiggling hips to attract the boy’s searching eyes it’s just a natural movement and you watch and take in the decisive tread she makes maybe in fear of mouse or just cautious of doing damage to the kale’s green stems then she pauses and turns around facing you and says I come here sometimes and sit amongst the kale just to be alone and away from the pressures and eyes of others you nod and say it gets like that sometimes and as you speak your eyes move over her face and at her eyes and the way her hair is neatly brushed and her lips parted slightly as if about to speak mother warmed me of boys she says looking over your shoulder at the farm beyond she says they’re not to be trusted then she pauses and looks you in the eyes and oh you mutter inwardly the way she looks the way her eyes move over me like an artist’s brush and you sense a kiss waiting to happen lips paused to press tongues ready to explore each other’s orifice warm and wet but nothing happens and you both walk on through the dew damp kale hoping for another time another fresh dawn another sexier now.
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Mar 14, 2012
Mar 14, 2012 at 5:02 AM UTC
WALK THROUGH KALE.
Walking through a field of kale Jane in front and you following behind brushing on your hands over the dew damp leaves breathing in the morning air she looking around in case the farmer or one of his farmhands sees you wander through the tall kale you notice she has a slight wiggle as she walks ahead not intentional not like some of the girls at school you put on the wiggling hips to attract the boy’s searching eyes it’s just a natural movement and you watch and take in the decisive tread she makes maybe in fear of mouse or just cautious of doing damage to the kale’s green stems then she pauses and turns around facing you and says I come here sometimes and sit amongst the kale just to be alone and away from the pressures and eyes of others you nod and say it gets like that sometimes and as you speak your eyes move over her face and at her eyes and the way her hair is neatly brushed and her lips parted slightly as if about to speak mother warmed me of boys she says looking over your shoulder at the farm beyond she says they’re not to be trusted then she pauses and looks you in the eyes and oh you mutter inwardly the way she looks the way her eyes move over me like an artist’s brush and you sense a kiss waiting to happen lips paused to press tongues ready to explore each other’s orifice warm and wet but nothing happens and you both walk on through the dew damp kale hoping for another time another fresh dawn another sexier now.
terry-collett
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Mar 14, 2012
Mar 14, 2012 at 5:02 AM UTC
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