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It was on Hallowe'en when we said we'd meet; as we thought it might be romantically spooky; and I trotted gaily along the pathway through the dimly-lit park where the predator gay *** maniacs roamed hoping for a bit of backdoor action and my excited little heart went "YI YI YI YI YI YAAAAARRRGGGHHH!" with eager anticipation of a hot new nymphomaniac date. We had been a-texting with ever-increasing frankness for several weeks and I was beginning to get tired of wiping the keyboard clean after each bout of frenzied manual self-stimulation which she had boldly urged me to and the built-in camera was out of order because of the damp ***** build-up. I found the pictures she sent me stimulating to say the very least especially the one with the melon peeping out from between her legs and I found her blood-red eyes rather exciting really once I got used to them; and I was quite looking forward to the love bites she promised me which was why I had washed my neck with particular attention to the blackheads. Promptly at the stroke of midnight my putative mistress arrived with a ******* great clap of thunder and to say I was surprised by her sulphurous breath would be putting it mildly and the fifty-five inch waist was a bit of a disappointment, and I honestly and truly think she might have mentioned the suppurating scabs and oozing boils or at least hinted at them. As I fought the ravening hell-bitch off with the hatchet I had wisely brought in my briefcase as a safety precaution once more I rued my innocence: how many times have I been let down after such high hopes from internet dating and yet - trusting soul that I am - I had again let my heart go astray. Once it was all over and I gazed down at her hideous and mutilated corpse bleeding and twitching on the ****** bitumen, I lifted up her skirt just to check the melon photo hadn't been a fake; and although there was no large piece of fruit in situ at the time I could see it had always been a very real possibility.
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Sep 25, 2015
Sep 25, 2015 at 12:22 PM UTC
A Horrid Halloween Internet Dating Disaster
It was on Hallowe'en when we said we'd meet; as we thought it might be romantically spooky; and I trotted gaily along the pathway through the dimly-lit park where the predator gay *** maniacs roamed hoping for a bit of backdoor action and my excited little heart went "YI YI YI YI YI YAAAAARRRGGGHHH!" with eager anticipation of a hot new nymphomaniac date. We had been a-texting with ever-increasing frankness for several weeks and I was beginning to get tired of wiping the keyboard clean after each bout of frenzied manual self-stimulation which she had boldly urged me to and the built-in camera was out of order because of the damp ***** build-up. I found the pictures she sent me stimulating to say the very least especially the one with the melon peeping out from between her legs and I found her blood-red eyes rather exciting really once I got used to them; and I was quite looking forward to the love bites she promised me which was why I had washed my neck with particular attention to the blackheads. Promptly at the stroke of midnight my putative mistress arrived with a ******* great clap of thunder and to say I was surprised by her sulphurous breath would be putting it mildly and the fifty-five inch waist was a bit of a disappointment, and I honestly and truly think she might have mentioned the suppurating scabs and oozing boils or at least hinted at them. As I fought the ravening hell-bitch off with the hatchet I had wisely brought in my briefcase as a safety precaution once more I rued my innocence: how many times have I been let down after such high hopes from internet dating and yet - trusting soul that I am - I had again let my heart go astray. Once it was all over and I gazed down at her hideous and mutilated corpse bleeding and twitching on the ****** bitumen, I lifted up her skirt just to check the melon photo hadn't been a fake; and although there was no large piece of fruit in situ at the time I could see it had always been a very real possibility.
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Sep 25, 2015
Sep 25, 2015 at 12:22 PM UTC
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