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Fields are sown with muckle corn, And ruby roots, and dust of bread, And tended by a buxom girl With plaits wound round her golden head. Her womb a dripping, ripened fruit, Eaten by a sleeping babe, A product of her fervent lust, Seduced amongst the summer hay. A flashing smile, and muscled thigh, And hand gripped round her slimmer curves, The smoke and ale upon his breath commingle with her urgent love.
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Oct 26, 2018
Oct 26, 2018 at 7:13 PM UTC
Milkmaid
Fields are sown with muckle corn, And ruby roots, and dust of bread, And tended by a buxom girl With plaits wound round her golden head. Her womb a dripping, ripened fruit, Eaten by a sleeping babe, A product of her fervent lust, Seduced amongst the summer hay. A flashing smile, and muscled thigh, And hand gripped round her slimmer curves, The smoke and ale upon his breath commingle with her urgent love.
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21/F/Bristol, UK
Oct 26, 2018
Oct 26, 2018 at 7:13 PM UTC
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