Tonight delights us lovingly, but ...
The lamps are lit, the table set, the goose is in the oven
Tonight we'll have feast, and all my tender lovin'
Will move you to forego the feast and pull off your brassiere
(I never really liked the way it made your boobs appear)
But, though you charm me with your wiles, my eye's still on the table
I'll look up at your darling face as soon as I am able
But presently my shirt's on fire oh why'd you light that lamp?
It may make my nipples pert but give me something damp
Not those, you tart! They won't extinguish fire of this type!
It is my heart that burns, my passion now is ripe
My dear, slow down, not quite so fast, is that some wholesome tripe?
I've hardly had a chance to rest, and smoke upon my pipe
Oh, why, dear, do you look at me as if you thought me mad
I've gone to all this effort, now I'm feeling rather sad
What can I do to ease your soul and once more make you glad?
Let's retire to bed and make this night the best you've ever had!
Contributors: | Francine, Nym, F, Anon., Evan, unkempt, Randy, archaeopteryx. |
Poem finished: | 23rd July 2003. |