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Like most of my writings - perfect it T'aint!

Some may think this to be - somewhat Quaint?

But - until you reach the 'Bottom Line'

Grab your Partner - and Do Entwine!



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COUPLES

© - Tom Hyland - 11-19-09


Obviously, The Very First -
Eden’s Apple’s Controversial Worst -
Adam and Eve!

Jumping Ahead - a Bunch of Years -
A Bible Story - Full of Cheers -
Samson and Delilah.

Perhaps the Most Notable -
And Most Quotable -
Was - Romeo and Juliet.

Then, the Most Notorious -
And Most Glorious -
Anthony and Cleopatra.

Preceding Them, by Time and Fame -
Another Union did Declaim -
Julius Caesar and Cleopatra.

Before That, was Her Second Brother -
Successor to Yet Another -
Ptolomy XIV and Cleopatra.

The Very First, an ‘Arranged’ Marriage -
Had the Horse before the Carriage -
Ptolomy XIII and Cleopatra!

The History of More -
Is Still Very Unclear -
For - She was obviously -
A ‘Loving’ Dear!


Next, We have a Legend from Brittany -
So Very Long - it’s a Real Litany -
Tristan and Isolde.

From Arthurian Legend, We find an Impasse -
A Love Triangle - Loaded with Class -
Lancelot du Lac and Guinevere.

Preceding their Romantic Tryst -
T’was Camelot’s Tale of Loving Bliss -
King Arthur and Queen Guinevere.

Springing Forward - to Thicken the Plot -
Brings us to ‘The Second Camelot’ -
‘Jack and Jackie.’

Oh - To be Sure, there are Many Others -
Too Numerable to Mention -
But - If I had my Druthers -

T’would be the Two ‘Unmentionables’ -
Which Finally does Bring Us -
That Wonderful Wanderlust Of -
Fellatio and Cunnilingus!


© - TKH



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 Reviews of "COUPLES"
Reviewed by Georg Mateos
Reviewed on November 20, 2009
Now I know why you appear in the Guinness Book as # 1 Peeping Tom, it's a long time record of bedrooms windows voyeurism!!!

EDvard, Ole Cuz


Reviewed by Tinka Boukes
Reviewed on November 19, 2009
I agree..... :)!!

love Tinka


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