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Snowy Landscapes
The sunset sends the softest, pinkest glow
Over the snowy landscape; it intrigues
Me how your footsteps wend their way and go
Away from houses and towards the trees;
And there they stop beside a fallen trunk,
That's lost its bark in places, and is bare
As I am; since you ordered: "Strip, sweet cunt."
I know the fallen ash and I will pair
Up prettily together, as you turn
And cut a switch to employ on my rear,
Which surely is in need: I almost burn
To feel the discipline and shed the tear
That slides down cheek after your baker's blows,
Which match the landscape with the pinkest glows.
Over the snowy landscape; it intrigues
Me how your footsteps wend their way and go
Away from houses and towards the trees;
And there they stop beside a fallen trunk,
That's lost its bark in places, and is bare
As I am; since you ordered: "Strip, sweet cunt."
I know the fallen ash and I will pair
Up prettily together, as you turn
And cut a switch to employ on my rear,
Which surely is in need: I almost burn
To feel the discipline and shed the tear
That slides down cheek after your baker's blows,
Which match the landscape with the pinkest glows.
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