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Thoughts on Gingerale

(anyone, jump in, we're testing)

"There is gold inside of you," she said
with the hint of erotic
and a bubble underneath her tongue.

"No," he said. "You've got it wrong.
It isn't gold at all."
He gazed intently at his hands.
They stunk of strong carbolic.

With a wink, she rolled down
his body one eyeball at a time
until she slowed at his bulge,
"it's good to be wrong."

She hesitated just a second"
Is there a problem?" he inquired
"Well no," she stated breathlessly
"I just can't believe my luck."
  
In her warm closed palm she rolled it
round and round, hiding her hands
behind her, smiling ,
relishing the feeling.
 
She held her matching fists before him.
"Pick one" she teased.
 
 
Joe R - on Apr. 8 2007
Just a test thought since none were posted yet.
Anstey - on Apr. 8 2007
Edit the file, rather than comment.


  • stephan

ShannonV - on Apr. 10 2007
I wanted to contribute but I honestly have noooo idea what it is about. I'm lame, I tried. Anyone wanna explain?
ShannonV - on Apr. 10 2007
I mean, i get the innuendo-ness. But.. still.. mostly, what?
Kath - on Apr. 10 2007
I can't get the stanzas to be separate, I tried just spacing them, and I tried putting breaks with brackets.
Kath - on Apr. 11 2007

do you think instead of "matching fists" it should be:

she held the matching two before him

"Pick one" she teased.

(?)


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