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Nearly in her nightie
The stars are out, it’s twelve o’clock, she’s stirring Next to me, slips an arm around my shoulder, Slides a leg across my knee. She's on the prowl For somethin', what is it, let me guess, somethin' Warm and cuddly, somethin' wild and heaven sent.
She finds my hand and places it on places that I love, I pretend that I don't want to, I pretend I'm dropping Off, well, obviously I'm acting, underneath I feel the Heat, when a woman wants to love you be a fool to Fall asleep.
She's nearly in her nightie, she's oh so Russell Flint, She said 'kiss me all over, now don't you miss an inch.' She's effervescent dynamite, she's primed about to fire, Fingers chasing fingers, fingers working overtime.
She pushed me down, held me down, whispered in my Ear, I often let her think she’s got the upper hand from Here, but a little flip, a little twist, she didn't think of that, 'Now what was it you wanted, while I've got you on your Back?'
My God, I love this woman, she can blow my mind to Bits, half devil, half an angel, can’t tell which one is Which, I think they must be equal, like certainty and Luck, whatever's running through her mind, it Always ends in love.
© Joseph G Dawson Vote for this poem
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