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The actress

A downright unforgivable slur,
The suggestion that slut might be her,
Who’d consorted with lords,
Once, when treading the boards!
Married now, rich! And what if it were?

Author petePosted on May 11, 2018April 23, 2019Categories PGTags actress, consorting, limerick, slut, treading the boards

Understood

To think of the men she’s been under;
The bluster and storm, blood and thunder…
So fucking absurd!
That she lately preferred
A nice woman, well, small bloody wonder!

Author petePosted on May 5, 2018April 26, 2019Categories PGTags blood and thunder, lesbian, lesbianism, limerick

Different strokes

Whereas English girls like it romantic,
The other side of the Atlantic,
The making of love
Is all grunt, push and shove;
Rather vulgar, and loud, and too frantic.

Author petePosted on March 30, 2018May 7, 2019Categories PGTags limerick, making love, romance, romantic

Pussy aesthetic

Pussy lips with her nectar bedewed,
Pearly, glinting, rosaceously hued,
Pouting, softly agape,
Orchid-petalled in shape,
Musky scent… To say more would be rude!

Author petePosted on March 23, 2018May 7, 2019Categories PGTags limerick, musky, poetic description of vagina, pussy

The gift-horse’s mouth

“I’ve had lovers,” she said. “Quite a few!
Though my great love’s been long overdue,
Now I’ve found my soul-mate,
(And the sex is just great),
But, oh God! Did it have to be you?”

Author petePosted on March 22, 2018May 7, 2019Categories PGTags limerick, love, lovers

In an ivory tower

The poor chap, just a wee bit fanatical
Spent his entire sabbatical,
Working to show
A girl’s yes might mean no,
Or else, maybe, the nuance grammatical.

Author petePosted on March 21, 2018May 7, 2019Categories PGTags consent, limerick

Spot check

Her young breasts, full and firm, and hard-nippled,
Her tight buttocks twitched, tensed and rippled.
White skin, her red hair …
Was it this made him stare,
Or the freckles with which she was stippled?

Author petePosted on March 18, 2018May 7, 2019Categories PGTags breasts, buttocks, freckles, limerick, nipples, redhead

The lie of the land

Well, a woman would have to be blind …
She’d known fellows before of his kind!
He’d seduce her, perhaps,
As had various chaps,
Which she’d found that she didn’t much mind!

Author petePosted on March 13, 2018May 7, 2019Categories PGTags consent, limerick, seduce, seduction

The impotence of prayer

Women pray to their various gods,
Pious whispers and gestures and nods.
If their gods only knew
The lewd things they then do,
They’d be damned, but then, what are the odds?

Author petePosted on March 13, 2018May 9, 2019Categories PGTags god, gods, limerick, religion, sin

The unspeakable

A small sin, just a slight moral lapse,
A small act of rebellion perhaps.
She’d kissed … never mind who,
And gone down on him too,
And quite possibly (fill in the gaps).

Author petePosted on February 28, 2018July 19, 2024Categories PGTags going down, limerick, morality, sin

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