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Remembering His Friend
My father's friend once had the strongest crush
On me and told me so - I was quite shocked;
He pushed his way in, grinned and, then, he locked
My bedroom door and, slowly, made to brush
My hair; I still recall that heartbeat rush:
To realise his need had been long stocked
And stored away, until this "fine" chance knocked
Haphazardly; his dark eyes made me blush:
He seemed wholly fixated on my breasts,
Which were well-covered in my tight crop-top;
Until he pulled it up and, in the end,
He fondled me; well, groped, slapped and caressed
My bare bosoms, until tears made him stop...
But my mind's mirror still reflects dad's friend.
On me and told me so - I was quite shocked;
He pushed his way in, grinned and, then, he locked
My bedroom door and, slowly, made to brush
My hair; I still recall that heartbeat rush:
To realise his need had been long stocked
And stored away, until this "fine" chance knocked
Haphazardly; his dark eyes made me blush:
He seemed wholly fixated on my breasts,
Which were well-covered in my tight crop-top;
Until he pulled it up and, in the end,
He fondled me; well, groped, slapped and caressed
My bare bosoms, until tears made him stop...
But my mind's mirror still reflects dad's friend.
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