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Jul 2019
By: Cedric McClester

*** was my catharsis
Once upon a time
See I was a lady’s man
When I was in my prime
So I’d engage in it
At least most of the time
It didn’t take too much
For a girl to ring my chime

I was always seeking
Pleasure in the bed
Of so many women
Once I got in their head
It’s funny how time changes things
Now all of that is dead
‘Cuz it was once upon a time
Just the way I said?

I have lots of memories
As you might imagine
Of the women I have bedded
In menage-a-trois fashion
The more scandalous it was
Only heightened my passion
You see I always hungered for
That kind of satisfaction

You might want to ask me
What I do to compensate
Now that I am celibate
And nothing’s on my plate
I’ve resigned myself
To accept my fate
There’s no need to think about it
So I don’t contemplate



















Cedric McClester, Copyright © 2019.  All rights reserved.
Written by
Cedric McClester  New York, New York
(New York, New York)   
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