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the institution of marriage
some stubble never shaves off
his looked like gray sesame seeds
jammed into his wrinkles
as he rattled his ice cubes
watering down a bargain Scotch
hoping to be unconscious
by the time he was to lay
with her
her..
another night to
lay his pounding head
between her ponderous tits
udder-like nipples
another night to
jam his flaccid member
into her saggy cunt
while she drools tutti fruity
rolaids
out of her slack, lipsticked mouth
drawn over its borders
the way old whores do
the ones who pull out their teeth
and gum a cock to submission
another night to
stare longingly at the shotgun
leaning in the corner
and ponder
which load to shoot next
his looked like gray sesame seeds
jammed into his wrinkles
as he rattled his ice cubes
watering down a bargain Scotch
hoping to be unconscious
by the time he was to lay
with her
her..
another night to
lay his pounding head
between her ponderous tits
udder-like nipples
another night to
jam his flaccid member
into her saggy cunt
while she drools tutti fruity
rolaids
out of her slack, lipsticked mouth
drawn over its borders
the way old whores do
the ones who pull out their teeth
and gum a cock to submission
another night to
stare longingly at the shotgun
leaning in the corner
and ponder
which load to shoot next
Published 23rd Sep 2011
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23rd Sep 2011 1:11pm
After being in school, I relax to some words. Yet again you have made me laugh and smile and yet never want to get married all in one. Thank you again.
23rd Sep 2011 11:37pm
24th Sep 2011 6:21pm
24th Sep 2011 6:23pm
not all marriage is like this, but simply states why I'm not game for being institutionalized :)
25th Sep 2011 5:42pm
I don't think I'll ever get married but part of me still hopes.
This one reads like peeling off the scab and daubing it with salt.
ThanX for sharing John
This one reads like peeling off the scab and daubing it with salt.
ThanX for sharing John
25th Sep 2011 6:34pm
Thanks. It's my biggest fear of being married-- being bored to death and stuck with this person.
26th Sep 2011 11:32pm
27th Sep 2011 1:43am
5th Oct 2011 1:08am
Good read. It is sad, though. I can almost feel them. Its like touching memory pad and replaying something. Its a good read. I hope its pure fiction.
6th Oct 2011 4:37am
You're going to laugh at this; my inspiration was that comic strip "The Lockhorns;" I was thinking about how sad it would be to be Mrs. Lockhorn.
7th Oct 2011 00:00am
Really! however, some marriages are like that. you look across at the man at the end of the table and think..is this the dashing man I fell in love with, chopping his food like a pig and farting and scratching his ass? and he may be looking back at you and thinking Is this the beautiful woman I married? Saggy ass and tits, with half a booger down her nose?...hahaha! Just sharing.
20th Jul 2012 00:20am
