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Good Morning by Ken L Kupstis Thursday, March 18, 2004 Rated "R" by the Author. Share Print Save Become a Fan In Praise of the lovely Michelle...
An Unremarkable day After a remarkable evening Got up rather unsteadily From the night before When Kim told me It's over Running late No time for coffee Gotta play Death Race 2000 To get to the Dentist's Office on time Got there And Endured the ritual torture And came home To find Michelle The Kathy Ireland lookalike I'd met the night before Still asleep In my bed Her sapphire eyes flickered open As I pulled back the covers To reveal the Paradise Of her perfect body With its gentle slopes And white mountains Couldn't help myself I became a caveman once again Burying myself within her For the third time in eight hours She welcomed me And drew me close And when my love erupted Over her smooth white skin Only then did she say Good Morning

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