Last day of Poetry Month. For me… One year and a month of poetry writing. Yewoza. So… I have a plan, I always have a plan… and I went to the local thrift shop cause I love a good thrifting and took some pictures. I played around with them on my camera and I’m going to use them to inspire some Thrift Shop Poetry. A junker’s dreamin’.
Around again. Really
COTTON PANTIES
Cotton and soft worn just right for her butt
Left behind in a black bag with all her old stuff
YOu knew it was hard for her to part with these panties
Hanging with that matching light pink little cami
The panties were filled with sexy hot memory
Mostly in the taking off for her man Henry
Well Henry he left her for hot pink bikinis
That slipped off the ass and were very sleazy
Her heart it was broken no more cotton for her
Not brief enough for Henry that slimy cur.
Forget that low bastard he’s not worth the ache
There’s plenty of panties that elicit a date
She found a new man in her silky white slip
Why bother with panties when you’re naked and fit
No need to be bothered with slipping them off
Over the head when you wanna get buffed
Now Henry that dog, was sniffing the thrift
Came upon a row of knickers and slips
Got all nostalgic when he found her’s hangin’ there
Remembers her hot body silky and bare
He dials her number with hopes to rekindle
The love she wove round his heart with her spindle
Too late you idiot her cotton panties are all gone
She traded them in for silky slips and John