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Having a Ball


Your shapely curves attract me

To come and play your game

My mind's not in the gutter

I stay focused and aim

 

I want to bowl you over

I want to hear the sound

The claps as you surrender

And fall onto the ground

 

You really aren't easy

A challenge, I admit

To land inside your pocket

To not effect a split

 

I'm glad that we connected

I'll meet you down the lane

Let's keep this old ball rolling

A joy I can't explain

 

It may strike you as funny

The depth that I am hooked

I'll spare you all the details

Next game's already booked

 

 

 

 

 

 

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