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Imprudence of Virgin Love


by Michaelw1two Inspired by Robert E. Mensen Known secrets grid young body bare, self's state pixilated; taught wisely ways of wile, subtle schooling's antedated; tricked through yearning's eyes, minds in havoc altercated; found, paltry few, midst legion demimondaine, aforecited. Silhouette shows a worth of youth, leering minds so seek; grunts disperse male nature, upon scent of snowy fleece; within the arcarnum, pools one's shallow, blessed crease; mind covetousness, a rule, result, is wanton lust caprice. Temptation's relic plied, upon folding arms and pouty lip; ptyalin powers conceited tongues, dripping musk's eclipse, this gift to be foremost, among wooer a body so outstrip; seam, taunt in quest of wealth, present for one, to unzip. What price honour, so resolute for present time in vogue; endue precious flesh, a cost steep, for one thought rogue; leech descend to the fray, impede noble worth disembogue; catch decision's breast, tender's fuels, to arousal's feague. Time, and youth metaphor, cleave antonym for here and now; flesh, as soil lays fallow, til moment it is given plough; such sedulous callousness, will decision, bend and allow; imprudence defines virgin love, all males to this avow. Michael Darrell Walker
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