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David

It was me and him boating on a lake, under an autumn night.

I seduced him into this, knowing everything seemed right.

He put his huge hand on my tiny knee

and away we pushed the boat off of a tree.

 

My head spun, years waiting for this.

Just for the right time when he would avalanche with kisses.

It was only a matter of moments.

Years I have waited for such atonement.

 

The years of being semi-raped had lost their thrill,

and only would I be satisfied with a spill, but not ***** this time.

Six years had taken it's toll

and tonight it would end with this boat's stroll.

 

The kisses came, and I wet my lips.

I could smell his laundry detergent when I was in between his hips.

I undid his zipper with my mouth.

Surely he felt he had an adventure coming down south.

 

Licking around his length,

He was ten times my strength.

But it wasn't a fair fight, because

I had knives my father bought off the t.v. late at night.

 

My mother always chastised my dad for such a buy.

Little did they know, it would help their girl out of a lie.

I reached in my purse, what a great hide!

I brandished the blade as he wanted to come inside.

 

And just like that! I removed my mouth from his rice-sized ****

I sliced him, and it happened way too quick!

I spared his ****** for some reason or another.

Maybe some other lover would feel pity, or a boys choir hiring.

 

I grabbed my purse with the moon showing his stunned face.

I jumped in the lake and swam at a pace.

The tiny member still in my hand.

I buried it in the sand.

 

And after all of this, I learned something new.

Listen to the late night commercials and what they spew!

Their commercials may be cheap and constantly on the air.

But every so often their gadgets may leave you with extra time to spare.

And take care of the important things that have been bugging you all along.

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May 10, 2010
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