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A Matter Of Taste
Nothing which comes from your body,
Is ever offensive to me,
Mother Nature gave it all,
Just how it is meant to be.
I explore you with my senses,
Let none of them go to waste,
I move my lips across your body,
It is all a matter of taste.
I do not want a deodorant,
In place of human skin,
Let your perspiration lie,
And add flavour to our sin.
I put my face between your thighs,
It is ever my fervent hope,
To have the essence of excitement,
Rather than a mouthful of soap.
Do not run off to the shower,
Believing the body to be unclean,
I want you as you really are,
Not an image from a magazine.
Our aromas intermingle,
Upon that crumpled sheet,
Panliness is next to earthiness,
The smell when lovers meet.
Is ever offensive to me,
Mother Nature gave it all,
Just how it is meant to be.
I explore you with my senses,
Let none of them go to waste,
I move my lips across your body,
It is all a matter of taste.
I do not want a deodorant,
In place of human skin,
Let your perspiration lie,
And add flavour to our sin.
I put my face between your thighs,
It is ever my fervent hope,
To have the essence of excitement,
Rather than a mouthful of soap.
Do not run off to the shower,
Believing the body to be unclean,
I want you as you really are,
Not an image from a magazine.
Our aromas intermingle,
Upon that crumpled sheet,
Panliness is next to earthiness,
The smell when lovers meet.
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