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Later the young lady Was not at her Karate class So the punk Had to wait She was late Not like her She said had a surprise for later And that she had to get to Class He was welcome to watch Every time she made a move She seemed graceful Like a warrior ballerina When the classes were done For the day The wild young man Came up and kissed her. There something about the feeling Of his piercings against her lips That made here want him more When they came to his Apartment The kissing got heavier And as they undressed He noticed a two tattoos Of samurai swords in blood Running from her hip to her ribs With his name Boris that looked like it was written in blood He was appreciative of it He said holding her That’s why your were late. She climbed into bed With him And he kissed her new ink Then her thighs And her womanhood Again the feel of the piercings Got through to her Soon the two kissed And made intense love.
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Dec 29, 2018
Dec 29, 2018 at 8:30 AM UTC
Punk Romeo and a karate Juliet
Later the young lady Was not at her Karate class So the punk Had to wait She was late Not like her She said had a surprise for later And that she had to get to Class He was welcome to watch Every time she made a move She seemed graceful Like a warrior ballerina When the classes were done For the day The wild young man Came up and kissed her. There something about the feeling Of his piercings against her lips That made here want him more When they came to his Apartment The kissing got heavier And as they undressed He noticed a two tattoos Of samurai swords in blood Running from her hip to her ribs With his name Boris that looked like it was written in blood He was appreciative of it He said holding her That’s why your were late. She climbed into bed With him And he kissed her new ink Then her thighs And her womanhood Again the feel of the piercings Got through to her Soon the two kissed And made intense love.
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29/F/Almonte
Dec 29, 2018
Dec 29, 2018 at 8:30 AM UTC
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