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I brought scotch to her flat (Miss Pinkie) late evening no TV but music on her old boxed hi-fi Mahler's 1st or his 5th then she'd sit next to me on the couch lights dimmed low she made up hair done nice with a short nightie on and she'd say now Benny how about you and me getting down this whiskey a few chocs then have some real hot *** We added a few more good whiskies some dark chocs more Mahler then we'd walk to her bed (big double) and strip off and climb in or fall in a bright moon shining in from the sky a train passed on the track quite nearby Mahler played the final loud movement as we made our prelude or foreplay little games before *** then the *** then lying on our backs as Mahler was silent and trains gone faraway and moon shone.
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Mar 29, 2016
Mar 29, 2016 at 3:01 AM UTC
MISS PINKIE AND MOONSHINE 1973.
Don't throw your love away, I heard her say one day. She was sitting in a chair with moonlight in her hair, brushing her fingers through the long locks giving me looks. I give no love away; I spend it wisely, I replied (although I knew I lied). Real love is not to be wasted, she said with a slight toss of her head, then went and lay on the bed, and lying back down on the bed, indicated I lay beside her if I dare or if cared to; (I hesitated what to do). I won't bite, she said. I took in the nightdress she wore: a dull red. Not what I heard, I told her. She smiled (the kind of smile to drive me wild). Well come try; don't be shy, she uttered looking at me temptingly (silly me). Do I dare? (the T.S. Eliot poem came to mind). Come on, she said, don't keep me waiting alone. I stood looking at her lying there: do I dare to eat a peach? Or **** her fruits? Taste my ware, she said with a slight shake of her head. Not sure, I replied. She lay back and sighed: don't throw your love away, I heard her say, let me be your testing ground. I gazed at her taking in her soft fruits, but made no sound.
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Nov 19, 2016
Nov 19, 2016 at 4:49 AM UTC
DON'T THROW YOUR LOVE AWAY.
Miss Pinkie wore the most hideous kimono I had seen and I'd seen quite a few and she stood by the door and said how about you and I stripping off have a bath together then dry each other off have some ***** put some cool jazz music then get down to some *** So we did although the bath was small and tight for us both there (she being a bit plump) but we soaped and rinsed off and dried down put on jazz and drank ***** got ready for some *** but the dame went to bed for a snooze.
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Feb 26, 2016
Feb 26, 2016 at 1:37 AM UTC
NO DEAL 1973.