Author's note: Goobers are peanuts and RC is Royal Crown Cola, both Southern dee-lites
Aint no breeze in sight,
Jest another hot, Southern night.
Our sweaty bodies are still entwined,
You got yore hands roamin up and down my spine.
You whisper naughty thangs, that be hunny sweet,
Then Ya add some booty rubbin, a special treat.
We jest gots to catch a breather, we be plum tuckered out,
Our throats are all dry, from fillin the night with our shouts.
I declare, pleasurin always makes me hungree,
Baby, pass me them goobers and that cold RC.
We'll have some cool libation,
Givin our bodies a short vacation.
Baby, I jest adores yore body, you is such a strappin man,
You is so big, jest everywhere, I is yore biggest fan.
Now let's get sweaty, sticky and crazed with animal lust,
Causin whoopin, hollerin, is a dad burn must!
Cause thar aint no prudie gal here, that be sexually up-tight,
Jest a horny Southern Woman, gettin her enjoys on this hot Southern night.
Music: Southern Nights
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Reviewed by Twisted Words (Reader)
Reviewed on August 8, 2008
This is a poem I just want to jump into... or swing into
I had to check it out, for a moment I thought maybe I was in the South cause I had me one of those hotttt Southern nights but I called for my Southern Comfort on ice and a few sweet kisses. Thank you SC as your words always put us in a places we want to be with a big ole smile on our face.
Much more sexier then the poem I posted today about summer nights. Mine was just sensibly told and the past remembered, but yours is love in the making and more professional. Good write**********
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