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Those whom God hath joined together

She’d split many a marriage asunder,
Which was, of course, small cause for wonder;
Well, not to those matrons,
Whose husbands were patrons,
Whose bellies she’d damply been under!

Author petePosted on June 20, 2012June 19, 2024Categories PGTags adultery, infidelity, limerick, prostitution

Remarkability

She did things with her body that bordered
On bad taste, extreme and, well, sordid.
But honestly though,
I’m just dying to know
How she managed those tricks men applauded!
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Author petePosted on June 19, 2012Categories PGTags bad taste, limerick, sordid

Res ipso locuta

Although built like an ox, and as hairy as,
Girls he had, many and various,
Not by some trick,
But one glance at his prick,
And their smiles signalled “access all areas!”

Author petePosted on June 16, 2012June 19, 2024Categories AOTags big penis, consent, hairy, limerick, prick

The value of manners

She’d been slowly, politely denuded,
Her panties and bra too included;
Spreadeagled, she lay,
With those parts on display,
Where no man, before him, had intruded.

Author petePosted on June 16, 2012June 19, 2024Categories AOTags bra, first time, limerick, panties, spreadeagled, virgin

Gemini

While one sister was licking and nibbling
His balls, and the juice that was dribbling
Each time he withdrew,
He went on, (wouldn’t you),
Comprehensively rooting her sibling!

Author petePosted on June 16, 2012June 19, 2024Categories XTags balls, dribbling, juice, licking, limerick, nibbling, rooting, sister

Niche market

From the gentry, the titled and landed,
By stages, she’d lowered her standard;
She now spread her limbs,
At the lecherous whims
Of low types, to whose vile tastes she pandered.

Author petePosted on June 16, 2012June 19, 2024Categories AOTags lecherous, limerick, prostitution

Before her time

A rare beauty, but quite uninhibited,
Did things obscene and prohibited;
Sad and disgraced
(It’s a matter of taste),
She was bought by a chap, and exhibited.

Author petePosted on June 16, 2012June 19, 2024Categories AOTags exhibit, limerick, obscene

Almost immaculate

Other women, perhaps hold a grudge,
Call her slut; who are they, though to judge?
Though she’s not yet his wife,
On the page of her life
Is no blot, just a bit of a smudge.

Author petePosted on June 14, 2012June 19, 2024Categories GTags blot, blotted copy book, limerick, slut, wife

Undertow

Father Davies, the priest at All Hallows,
Red-faced, wheezing loud as a bellows,
Plunged deep into sin,
(He thought all the way in),
Though, as yet, he but dipped in the shallows.

Author petePosted on June 14, 2012June 19, 2024Categories PGTags catholic, limerick, priest, religion

Pitch perfect

At the sight of his cock she went ashen,
But such was the pitch of her passion,
She figured, “Well, shit”
And, although a tight fit,
She still got it in, after a fashion.

Author petePosted on June 14, 2012June 19, 2024Categories AOTags big cock, cock, limerick, tight fit

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