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A Man's View

caught a young lady staring at me

one morning; with a look that said

I want you, but, I was with my wife;

she was beautiful and I thought to

myself, if, I wasn't married I lick her lips

 

then...

 

the next day went to the supermarket,

and there we caught each others eye; I

couldn't look away, she winked with a ****

smirk, under my breath I had to repeat

I love my wife

 

but...

 

that didn't stop me from wanting to flirt;

every time she moved her buttocks jiggled,

inwardly I cupped her jiggle and she giggled

moving closer; her scent hypnotic to say the least,

calling me to touch her taut *******

 

which...

 

sent a ripple up my spine and my mind whined,

but, the vision of my wife popped in my head as

I saw myself sliding one finger at a time across

her luscious behind; wanting to wine and dine,

her movements were about to blow my mind;

 

again inwardly drooling...

 

I cut a corner in the produce aisle to settle my

ache, I felt lust showing all over my face

I followed her down each aisle acting like I was

looking for something and bumped into

her on purpose, just to get another whiff of her

scent, for a man I blushed flustered; stumbling

over my words saying excuse me

 

in the meantime...

 

I wanted to just taste her full lips; run my hands

through her long curly locks, she turned towards

me saying it was ok

 

but...

 

my wife popped in my mind again, I blinked twice;

fore, she had no clue of what I wanted to do to her,

mentally and physically, if, I didn't have a wife; she'd

never knew to this day I still salivate whenever I see

her, she was definitely a sight to behold but, she

wouldn't give me the time of day, especially, after

seeing me with my wife

 

anyway, a man can daydream

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Jul 18, 2013
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