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His Daughter's Hands
His daughter’s hands were warm and soft
As they wrapped around his finger
I saw them there at the county fair
Her ponytail danced as she skipped beside him
His daughter’s hands learned to write and draw
They cut with scissors and rolled playdough
They slapped other girls’ hands in schoolyard games
And learned to tie shoes and hair bows
Her daddy raised her by himself
Her mom died when we were three
He raised her up right to be kind and sweet
She laughed easily, never bitter or mean
In junior high, his daughter’s hands learned to play the piano
Prancing gracefully across the keys
Those same hands did science fair, her eyes
Wide with excitement at all she was learning
I’m holding his daughter’s hands at the fairground now closed
Hands so soft and warm; she’s now seventeen years old
Manicured and polished smooth with glittering pink nails
She does hair and makeup now, she’s still a little girl inside
I kissed her fingers and thought of that time I saw her skipping along
Then I kissed her lips and felt her hands against my chest, so soothing and kind
Then those same hands that once wrapped her dad’s finger
Slid down to my hardening flesh and rested there
Within moments she was kneeling, face glowing in the evening light
I said, “Are you alright?” She laughed, “Oh, yes! I love learning something new.”
Then she pulled my pants down and silently stared with sparkling eyes.
Was I entering a dream, or was this real. Lord, what would her daddy think?
Without a sound, she wrapped her hands around my hardness
Now only inches from her bright shining eyes
Her tender fingers began to pump me with smooth and gentle grace
She looked up at me and smiled, “Is this alright?”
My shaking voice said, “It feels so fine,” so she kept going as I stood there stunned
Within minutes his daughter’s hands felt their first throbbing cock
Then creamy cum flowed over her delicate fingers
She looked up wide-eyed, and said, “So warm and smooth. I like this in you!”
I now had a treasure in his daughter’s hands and would cherish this night forever.
As they wrapped around his finger
I saw them there at the county fair
Her ponytail danced as she skipped beside him
His daughter’s hands learned to write and draw
They cut with scissors and rolled playdough
They slapped other girls’ hands in schoolyard games
And learned to tie shoes and hair bows
Her daddy raised her by himself
Her mom died when we were three
He raised her up right to be kind and sweet
She laughed easily, never bitter or mean
In junior high, his daughter’s hands learned to play the piano
Prancing gracefully across the keys
Those same hands did science fair, her eyes
Wide with excitement at all she was learning
I’m holding his daughter’s hands at the fairground now closed
Hands so soft and warm; she’s now seventeen years old
Manicured and polished smooth with glittering pink nails
She does hair and makeup now, she’s still a little girl inside
I kissed her fingers and thought of that time I saw her skipping along
Then I kissed her lips and felt her hands against my chest, so soothing and kind
Then those same hands that once wrapped her dad’s finger
Slid down to my hardening flesh and rested there
Within moments she was kneeling, face glowing in the evening light
I said, “Are you alright?” She laughed, “Oh, yes! I love learning something new.”
Then she pulled my pants down and silently stared with sparkling eyes.
Was I entering a dream, or was this real. Lord, what would her daddy think?
Without a sound, she wrapped her hands around my hardness
Now only inches from her bright shining eyes
Her tender fingers began to pump me with smooth and gentle grace
She looked up at me and smiled, “Is this alright?”
My shaking voice said, “It feels so fine,” so she kept going as I stood there stunned
Within minutes his daughter’s hands felt their first throbbing cock
Then creamy cum flowed over her delicate fingers
She looked up wide-eyed, and said, “So warm and smooth. I like this in you!”
I now had a treasure in his daughter’s hands and would cherish this night forever.
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