Tuesday, March 11, 2014

The Owl and the Pussycat and their Adventures of Prowl


Inspired by The Owl and the Pussy-Cat by Edward Lear located in A Children’s Book of Verse, Illustrated by Eric Kincaid, Poems selected by Marjorie Rogers. (Brimax Books)

On a ship of true vacation they went sailing sailing sailing a blow in winds of smooth

Counting money between they aspired to keep honey afreshed anew as long as possible for feast of famine

Crooning Crooning a song of love they rowed rowed thinking of amour amour and sweet trysts of pleasure night

Owl looking with eyes of slumber gazed at Pussy with lust and rut muttering beneath voice of low he said wait wait until we reach passage of stop with inner smile

Owl started relaying compliments of her beauty as likened to a rose of full bloom and breast of charms that spins his mind

Pussy singing in a voice that even a hummingbird envies looked at Owl with sheer adoration as he leaned his head to side with hand to chin eyes closed letting melodic flow of music flow flow flow over him as like waves of thrilling pleasure

Professing undying love he grabbed hands of petite kissing them long long running kisses from wrist to shoulder neck until he claimed lips of full petals

Proceeding with kisses down from neck to breast of sweet tangy orange he suckled until she hollered throwing head back tossing her hair from side to side

Grabbing her close until not a sliver of light passed through both forms of mold he lifted her impaling her on shaft of hard repeatedly repeatedly until she climaxed with quavers quakes of heat flowing from head to toe

Laughing deep in throat with vibrations echoing deep within chest of wide he shouted his elation as he came he came with ferocious surges

Curling her deep within his arms he slept murmuring sweet love you are never getting away

By
Felicia McCaw

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