A Romantic Turnpike of Events (sequel to she knocka me out)

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Open Poetry #6

A Romantic Turnpike of Events (sequel to she knocka me out)

wayoutwalt
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0 posted 2000-02-18 03:27 AM

In recollection of events
That took me into captivity
I blubbered like a girl I said
Voyeurism's my proclivity

Her stockings tied me to the handle
Of a classic El Camino
Then she started that ole junker
Heading north I hoped for Reno

Thank God for ole El Caminos
I kept up at a lizards pace
She pulled my tail off in the end
And fed it to me through my face

Stockings might not be a lady's choice
But what about silver switchblades (stilettos)
She sliced the threads and left for dead
As I woke up in the everglades (ghetto)

I hoped you didnt expect that she'd just jump my bones like that o no as i slowly recall this tale i remem (no not her tail although..) i remember more and more...

[This message has been edited by wayoutwalt (edited 02-18-2000).]

Denise

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1 posted 2000-02-18 10:52 AM

Sounds like a pretty harrowing experience you had there, Walt. You have to be careful of those chics in stilettos...you never know where you might wake up.....hehehehe

Denise

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Somewhere near the Rainbow

2 posted 2000-02-18 05:42 PM

Walt, Cute sequel, not what I expected though, you really put a twist on it.

Poet deVine

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3 posted 2000-02-18 07:45 PM

How do you do it? LOL

Nan

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4 posted 2000-02-19 11:10 AM

Girls blubber??? you sure, walt???
...and the everglades have a ghetto??? I knew they had the smallest post office in the country - but I didn't know about the ghetto - You're work is just sooooooo enlightening...Thankee....