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serenity blaze
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0 posted 2004-12-13 06:55 PM


My she was just beautiful
ringlets blonde and perfect skin
pink of peaches blushing there
framed by golden mane well cared.

She wore linen suits to school
designers were her language art
I thought her manicure was French
but no, she simply buffed them thus
natural
a beauty queen
and she was standing next to me
blue jeans showed my skin at knees
and nipples boasted of no bra.

I sighed.

Hoping that she wouldn't speak
I dropped the frames from off my head
covering my eyes in dread--
the art
invisibility
and sure enough she spoke to me

"I wish that I could be like that"
nodding at my chest --I froze.
I wondered if she really spoke
the words I thought she'd said.

"Mine are just too big" and yes,
A double "D" was my best guess
so I just nodded silently,
for what was there to say?

"Would you scratch my back?"
she asked,
"underneath the strap"
she begged.
So I did, at her request
wondering if big tits were just
another burden women blessed,
optimistically.

I'd never felt like
one of them
I eyed them with suspicion when
"they" had deigned to talk to me
so I just stood silently
and scratched her perfect back.

"Thanks" she smiled a blinding light
Jeeeeeezus but her teeth were white
I guess I looked taken aback
because she nodded, "porcelain"
tapping on her pearls.

"Do you speak?" she taunted me
so I said "woof" sarcastically
as her laughter peeled like church
bells of blessed Italy.

I heard

her offer, then, her name in greet.
"Frances" swept me off my feet
as we kept odd company
through the sophomore year.

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Enchantress
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1 posted 2004-12-13 07:05 PM


A series?  Oh pleeease?!!! This has to be!
Your words drew me in and held me till the last second.
I think I was a lot like this, shy, not fitting in...
Oh Ser..please do tell us more of Frances.

RSWells
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2 posted 2004-12-13 07:26 PM


Quite an introduction and amusing, anecdotal ice-breaker.
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3 posted 2004-12-13 07:36 PM


::smiling::

  indeed ma'am.. indeed they beg the pages of a book...


Susan Caldwell
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4 posted 2004-12-13 07:41 PM


Oh I know it's Christmas now!!!!!

how you can tell a story...

and I am thankful.

"cast me gently into the morning, for the night has been unkind"
~Sarah McLachlan~

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5 posted 2004-12-13 07:49 PM


Oh "gleeeeee".... a Serene One story!!
Hugs to you for this.   Chrislane

Don't forget my presents!!

Martie
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6 posted 2004-12-13 08:05 PM


serenity

You write with such charm....I loved this!  

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7 posted 2004-12-13 10:58 PM


omg, this is priceless!
we must have more

yes, more, more of this

damn, you are just so good with setting the scene, speaking the dialogue

Janet Marie
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8 posted 2004-12-13 11:41 PM


Hoping that she wouldn't speak
I dropped the frames from off my head
covering my eyes in dread--
the art
invisibility
and sure enough she spoke to me

~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Thanks" she smiled a blinding light
Jeeeeeezus but her teeth were white
I guess I looked taken aback
because she nodded, "porcelain"
tapping on her pearls.

"Do you speak?" she taunted me
so I said "woof" sarcastically
as her laughter peeled like church
bells of blessed Italy.

I heard

her offer, then, her name in greet.
"Frances" swept me off my feet
as we kept odd company
through the sophomore year.
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

and best of all...she does it assonance and rhyme...

yeeeeeeessss...... keep em comming...

Sunshine
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9 posted 2004-12-13 11:56 PM


"Frances"

you keep me in wonder...
meanwhile...

P.S. keeps notes...

and she cannot wait
for more.

brian sites
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10 posted 2004-12-14 01:16 PM


oh my...

look what I found

reading on...

Larry C
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11 posted 2004-12-14 02:07 PM


Only you...

If tears could build a stairway and memories a lane, I'd walk right up to heaven and bring you home again.

Dark Angel
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12 posted 2004-12-14 03:20 PM


yup, only you.....incredible!

You spin me out.... and that's a good thing



M

into this night i wonder, it's morning that i dread, another day of knowing of, the path i fear to tread.
~Sarah McLachlan~

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13 posted 2004-12-14 03:31 PM


Oh my, lookey here...A SereneOne Stooooooory!!!
And, where are the other parts, my lady????
Here I go searching....


Love ya, Karen!!
Huggers,  
Ethel

vlraynes
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14 posted 2004-12-15 02:14 AM



Smiling...

and loving this...

running off to read the rest...

"When the power of love overcomes the love
of power the world will know peace."
--Jimi Hendrix

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15 posted 2004-12-15 10:32 AM


"Do you speak?" she taunted me
so I said "woof" sarcastically
as her laughter peeled like church
bells of blessed Italy.

I can just see... and hear. *S* Excellent write! *S*

inkedgoddess
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16 posted 2004-12-15 08:00 PM


she begged.
So I did, at her request
wondering if big tits were just
another burden women blessed,
optimistically.

i had my own frances
her name was debra
we both wore silver smiles
and pimples
then bloomed bit tits
at the same time
we shopped for bras
and tried them on together
stuffing our big tits in
little girl size cups
helping eachoter
in one dressing room
we blushed and giggled
and made believe it was
silly, but i know she
liked it as much as i did

thanks for the reminder again

passing shadows
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17 posted 2004-12-15 09:46 PM


I know I will read them all

and cherish them

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