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Brief Encounter(s)

It's a film a steamy English romance,

hero and heroine in black and white

(the steam of ancient train's smoke),

give each other a sly furtive glance

no prospect of rapid ***** or poke;

he removing from her eye a speck,

they part the gent risks a little peck

*** Not in this Empire, oh no siree

Viewer imagine but you may not see.

 

In a French flick au contraire oui oui

Oh ** ** monochrome mais tres blue

A subtitle or two then "how do you do?"

Hairy hunk grabs at the buxom *****

Tips her over a bed or maybe a bench

Bare-chest nuzzles the actress's *******

****** achieved as their gasping attests

Post-coitus Gauloisy kisses get shared,

Anglo-Gallic brief encounters compared.

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Apr 5, 2014
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