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Through the door's crack she lets herself be viewed One almond eye full of dark allure Her coquettish smile hints at forbidden delight And fingers play promisingly across her thigh Sweet laughter escapes her open-breathed lips Do I see her tongue dart quickly to the fore? And in a twirl she is gone, her black hair cascades Like a velvet cloak falling on all I desire. I stand, cross the room to follow my heart Its beating thunderous in my aching breast I must go to that girl who teases me out I must submit to the spell she has now cast At the doorway I pause, a moment afraid That the chase will be lost, I shall be undone As love's young fool I shall be unmade And all for the chance of seeing her smile Such thoughts I banish, I cannot entertain A comedy wherein I am nought but a fool For her smile was too sweet to be other than true And her eye promised more than I have ever known I follow the sound of her steps down the hall Ignoring just where this path might lead I offer myself to the intrigue before And hope I shall find more than just a tease A taste of what might be, a flavour, a scent I hope for no less than promise fulfilled And for my part I hope not to dismay As I bend myself to la coquine's will.
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Jan 23, 2011
Jan 23, 2011 at 4:21 PM UTC
La Petite Coquine
Through the door's crack she lets herself be viewed One almond eye full of dark allure Her coquettish smile hints at forbidden delight And fingers play promisingly across her thigh Sweet laughter escapes her open-breathed lips Do I see her tongue dart quickly to the fore? And in a twirl she is gone, her black hair cascades Like a velvet cloak falling on all I desire. I stand, cross the room to follow my heart Its beating thunderous in my aching breast I must go to that girl who teases me out I must submit to the spell she has now cast At the doorway I pause, a moment afraid That the chase will be lost, I shall be undone As love's young fool I shall be unmade And all for the chance of seeing her smile Such thoughts I banish, I cannot entertain A comedy wherein I am nought but a fool For her smile was too sweet to be other than true And her eye promised more than I have ever known I follow the sound of her steps down the hall Ignoring just where this path might lead I offer myself to the intrigue before And hope I shall find more than just a tease A taste of what might be, a flavour, a scent I hope for no less than promise fulfilled And for my part I hope not to dismay As I bend myself to la coquine's will.
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Jan 23, 2011
Jan 23, 2011 at 4:21 PM UTC
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