Pretty Girl on a bicycle
In a low cut top
Whose baps almost popped out
I didn’t think they’d stop
She saw me looking
Smiled and shook her head
I smiled back, gave a shrug
To say “enough said”
Pretty Girl on a bicycle
In a low cut top
Whose baps almost popped out
I didn’t think they’d stop
She saw me looking
Smiled and shook her head
I smiled back, gave a shrug
To say “enough said”
You wouldn’t smile at me
If you knew my fantasies
Of you slowly undressing
As you tantalise and tease
Before submitting to me
On your hands and knees
I kissed every inch
Of her sweet perfume skin
From the nape of her neck,
Collar bone and throat,
To each perfect breast
Across her soft belly
To her luscious loins
Where I consumed
Her sweet
sensuality
You wouldn’t smile at me
If you knew the thoughts I think
Imagining you in an erotic dance
Scantily clad in sensual pink
Once inside her clothes
Her vest and bra and
such
The roundness of her
breasts
Soft yet firm to my
touch
And the coarseness of
her bush
Excited me very much
You wouldn’t smile at me
Never again after this
time
If you knew I imagined
you
The other half of my
sixty-nine
Her skin was like polished ebony
And was silken to the
touch
Her breasts were equisitely
formed
And the dusky tips
stood proud
As they welcomed my
mouth
My fingers carressed
her soft belly
Slowly down to the
coarse triangle
That stood sentinel
To the velvety prize
beyond