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I'm easy like Sunday morning

As I sit here in my kitchen

I watch my lover work

 

(Trying to fix the boiler!)

 

It is

 

Possible/Probable

 

That

He will very shortly

Go

Totally

Berserk!

 

Hoses

Drills  

Cables

Adorn the kitchen floor

But …

I have mischief on my mind

That will soon

Come to the fore

I sassy over slowly

Ask is he wants some tea?

We often play this silly game

Pretending …

That he has never before met

 

ME!

 

He is just a workman

He is purely trade

I am just a housewife

Desperate to get laid

 

I set his tea beside him

Run my fingers through his hair

Caress his manly muscles

I really do not care!

I do not care for etiquette

I do not care for rules

I only care to **** him

Here

Amongst his ***** tools

I know the game is on

When

Resolve walk out the door

I now possess the power

To drink from his liquid store

He is but a willing victim

So I start to make a show

Soon

It’s hell for leather

My gifts on him

I do bestow

 

I love this man with all my heart

I loved this man right from the start

My love for him is off the chart

I love my man

**My  

Work of Art**

 

When the job is over

When the tools are all packed up

When the job is over

He stops

Drinking from the cup

 

That’s the time he invoices

A bill needs to be rendered

I always pay up willingly

For my soul has long surrendered

 

I thank my ***** workman

This man

That sets my heart ablaze

Then

My ***** workman thanks me

For my wanton ways

 

I escort him of the premises

My love for him adorning

He smiles at me lovingly

 

**That’s why

 

I’m easy

 

I’m easy like Sunday morning**

 

... ~ ...

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Written by
bathsheba
English
Published
Oct 31, 2010
Lines·Words
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Just a silly little bit of daytime fun!

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