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My Ship
by Roger Crique (Age: 51)
copyright 10-10-2005


Age Rating: 18 to 127

  My Ship
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I love to navigate in the confines of your womanhood.
Your attributes I liken to a ship that drives me to the open ocean, where the sun hides beneath the waves, to later rise in majestic splendor.
The waves of your lust are dormant now.
In a moment, I shall wake in you the torrent of my afflictions.
I will plunge myself into the depths of your ocean. I will ride your lofty waves.
Some say all women are the same. But you, oh, how different you've become.
For your waters are clear and fresh,
your bottom, unexplored and fertile.
Again and again I shall plunge into your waters,
to saturate my need of thee,
Your hips are like bronzed masts,
pointing high above the sky.
As they separate to welcome mine,
I kiss your open lips and I become inebriated with your sweet and sultry essence.
Your mountains I climb each day. Those luscious peaks that drive me insane.
They are snow-capped with the finest of snow and I seethe as it melts away with the warmth of my breath. Heaven is when I succumb to your summit and surrender to your warm and tender mist.


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10-12-2005 Regina Pate    

See I told you, write a story
10-11-2005 James Shammas    

Lucsious! I'm a little sweaty right now. Gee, I don't seem to feel this at home. But seriously, this is a great write. It is also good as part of a little story. I wonder how you would do incorporating such a vignette into a longer story, or even a novel.

Jim
10-11-2005 Regina Pate    

surrender then, he he
10-11-2005 David Pekrul    

By the way, you're quite an artist.
10-11-2005 David Pekrul    

This reminds me of the Song Of Solomon. He had a way with words (and a way with the ladies) also.
10-11-2005 Anthony Lane Stahlhut    

This is a very poetic read and reading it again today I think this must be written to swoon a lovely Lady. They say men from Texas are full of it, but I think New York has a pretty good share of it too! You do spread it thick, but it is a great read! Anthony
10-11-2005 Amanda Guthrie    

........ Oh sorry I was having a hotflash, geeze I am too old to read that stuff it could give me a heart attack.(pant pant)
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