Summer Dress

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literally, made of the thinnest fabric
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In the   summer
time of  pleasure
visiting my garden
would you please
order your tongue
to behave properly
call me Miss Violet
though your eyes
are not following
but misbehaving
looking for the
flower beneath
my innocent leafage
welcomes every single
perverted mind around here
wondering what the wind does
under the semitranslucent material
where fantasies manifest themselves
summoned by the all of a sudden vision
inviting aforesaid tongue to come and stay
quickly silenced by thighs tightly shut around
the naughty thoughts rushing inside your head
just because this inculpable button popped open
it’s not like the rest follow on their own, you know!
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CeVin_ChienElleCeVin_ChienEllealmost 2 years ago

Tsk. I find the button suspicious, though the wearer of dress is undoubtedly beyond reproach.

TheDokTheDokalmost 2 years ago

Beautiful and so very clever

29wordsforsnow29wordsforsnowalmost 2 years agoAuthor

Thank you all for your comments, it's a pleasure to read them.

LittleTeaCupLittleTeaCupalmost 2 years ago

Absolutely love this. excellently put together verse, and the format, just cherries on top. :)

FoxRockeFoxRockealmost 2 years ago

Very, very gifted writer. Lovely command of English.

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