Petite Bijou (poetry)
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| Ah, ma cherie, ma Petite Bijou, Oh my, but how you grew, Chestfully, successfully, Two by two abreastfully, Cinnamon-and-sweetly, Your smile, a distraction, From that anatomical attraction, I pondered indiscreetly (If only ever distantly; And surely, pandeistically). And how could I have known, How versatile silicone, Could alter so dramatically What once set asiatically, And how I quite fanatically Adore your new anatomy. As men, for naught else caring, Like things which come a-pairing. (We've a pair all our own, So never need to think alone). | Existing:
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