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- - - THE MINX AND THE SERPENT - - -


I spied her bathing in the garden of Eden
Alone, she looked so eager to be caught naked
Moist and wanting just a little bit of sin
So, I took my fruit and bounced it off her chin

"Where hath Adam gone?"
Eve asks.
"Oh, my minx, do not fret
He is but entertaining
Fantasies of death."

Eden took my fruit in her hand, admiring
The meat of the matter, enticing, veiny and thick
Holds her in thrall in God's chosen paradise
While I slid my wicked hand upward to her thighs

"Who are you, stranger?"
She asks
"Oh, my minx, do not fret
I am but the temptation
Fantasies of sin."

And with that, Eve took my into her mouth
To chew the flesh and to suckle on the juices
This Eden, picturesque, heavenly and pure
Became a bed of damnation and fornication

And the snake did slide
To vaginal delights
Serpentine 'tween her thighs
Adam failed to reach those peaks
But the devil did just fine

(c) 2016 Frank Green



Written for the Naughty Bible Stories comp
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