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I’ve got to tell you, yes, you, Muse, that you can be a real little **** sometimes, just flirting with me and merely swirling your skirts. And I’m so ******* vulnerable! You hear that? I’m weak! I’ve been meekly saying yes, yes, thankee missus, so pathetically obsequious, while tugging my forelock, or something else, before scribbling about these ridiculously tantalizing little glimpses you’ve been flashing me, just the merest ****** of insight, when I so desperately need, you know, the whole ******* vision, the complete picture. Yes. The whole enchilada! Now look here. You’ve got to go a hell of a lot farther than just flirting with me! I need some of your hot little chilli, see? Something, you know, incendiary! You hear me? Maybe sink my teeth right into your euphorbia poissonii! Yes! Even if this ******* well kills me. Mike T Minehan
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May 6, 2013
May 6, 2013 at 9:06 AM UTC
I've Got to Tell You
I’ve got to tell you, yes, you, Muse, that you can be a real little **** sometimes, just flirting with me and merely swirling your skirts. And I’m so ******* vulnerable! You hear that? I’m weak! I’ve been meekly saying yes, yes, thankee missus, so pathetically obsequious, while tugging my forelock, or something else, before scribbling about these ridiculously tantalizing little glimpses you’ve been flashing me, just the merest ****** of insight, when I so desperately need, you know, the whole ******* vision, the complete picture. Yes. The whole enchilada! Now look here. You’ve got to go a hell of a lot farther than just flirting with me! I need some of your hot little chilli, see? Something, you know, incendiary! You hear me? Maybe sink my teeth right into your euphorbia poissonii! Yes! Even if this ******* well kills me. Mike T Minehan
Yes, I know. It's really hopeless trying to talk to my Muse. She's so erratic, unfaithful and such a terrible tease. But I still keep hoping...
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May 6, 2013
May 6, 2013 at 9:06 AM UTC
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