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Curling Seduction

Woohooo, the day has finally come
And I'm so excited, regardless the outcome
For today I get to watch my Baby play
This game of curling, hmmm more like foreplay!!
I'll watch you sweep and slide out of the hack
And I'll try to be holding these feelings back
You'll have broom in hand and your smile
I'll try to concentrate on that and not 'penile'
But it will be so hard seeing you in outfits of red and black
Oh sorry my mind has temporarily gone side track
Back to the game, and the rocks you will throw
Fast and furious or maybe some slow?
You'll be keeping them in front of the house I hope
And I'll keep hands from reaching for you to grope
I'll be watching as you reach for your stone
And have fingers crossed as I watch it be thrown
I'll see the guys sweep while you yell hurry and clean
And I'll try to keep my mind off of the obscene
Your rock to the others will try to be drawn
While I'm thinking how you and this game turns me on
For out-turns, in-turns, take outs and biters
Reminds me of things you do during all-nighters
Button, sheets, rolls, double raises too
All have more than one meaning when I think of you
So aim for the hog-line, hope your weight is on cue
And the ice is judged, and the hammer belongs to you
Burnt stones and misses belong to the other teams
And try not to think about our meeting place in dreams
For that sheet is kinda chilly, and today has another use
It is to be used for curling, not for means to seduce
So good luck today and split the rock not your head
And think about the other stuff later, when we're in bed.
Wooohooo today is the day, I'll watch my baby play
Really Hun, there is no better foreplay

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Written January 12th, 2005

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  • mystery chick
    March 13, 2005
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    hello again

    i love this poem the rhyme was good and each line had me wanting to read the next. excellent job, wonderful flow keep it up

  • Warrior7
    February 1, 2005
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    fantastic write stail, loved it, i should have read this ages ago

  • stailing
    January 17, 2005
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    LOL, thanks Lyrical...curling is a wonderful and EXCITING game!!

    hehehe
    ~stail~


  • Lyrical Soul silver member
    January 17, 2005
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    LOL, well I was reading and like "What the heck is curling?" so thanks for the explanation LOL. I understand now, re-read the poem. Fantastic job!

    ~Lyrical

  • stailing
    January 16, 2005
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    Weeeeeeeeeee thanks for the great comment and Applause Solanum! Lmao I wrote this to give to someone, and meant to take it off here, lol so surprised to see it commented on and applauded!!


    Thanks

  • stailing
    January 16, 2005
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    Woooohoooo thanks Michael!! Lol, I actually put this poem on here as a form of a quick spell check, with intentions of erasing it afterwards, which i thought i had done. So was surprised to come on tonight and see these great comments! LMAO and yeah a little surprised, not many people know about curling

    Thanks!
    ~stail~


  • January 14, 2005
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    this was brilliant! It was cute and very clever.
    The words put a picture frame of slow movies in my mind, which contented me to read this poem. It's awesome, great job

  • Michael 54
    January 13, 2005
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    Terrific

    Hi Stail, I didn't think anyone could manage to get so many lines about sliding a , what is it, 17 lb granite stone with a handle down an ice rink. Wait a minute, maybe it really is about the guy doing it. Must have gotten my wires crossed for a minute. Silly me. Terrific piece. Keep up the great writing. Take care and God Bless.

    Michael
    P.S. I'll bet you didn't think someone from so far south even heard of Curling?

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