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After *** Abela likes to lie in the bed listening to duets from that guy Puccini -I get us some coffee from the small kitchenette- isn't it so romantic? She asks me from the bed sure it is but what are they singing about it's foreign words I reply carrying mugs to the bed where she lies **** naked invitingly words are words it's the sounds that move me she tells me I put mugs on both sides of the bed on small side cabinets I climb back into bed Puccini's getting her in the mood she eyes me runs fingers down my thigh kisses me on the lips on the chin on the cheek my pecker stirs himself from slumber not knowing what hour day or week.
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Jun 6, 2015
Jun 6, 2015 at 1:33 AM UTC
AFTER *** 1972.
After *** Abela likes to lie in the bed listening to duets from that guy Puccini -I get us some coffee from the small kitchenette- isn't it so romantic? She asks me from the bed sure it is but what are they singing about it's foreign words I reply carrying mugs to the bed where she lies **** naked invitingly words are words it's the sounds that move me she tells me I put mugs on both sides of the bed on small side cabinets I climb back into bed Puccini's getting her in the mood she eyes me runs fingers down my thigh kisses me on the lips on the chin on the cheek my pecker stirs himself from slumber not knowing what hour day or week.
A COUPLE ON HOLIDAY AND *** AND PUCCINI IN 1972.
terry-collett
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Jun 6, 2015
Jun 6, 2015 at 1:33 AM UTC
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