Lovely Gina ate cake with some icing <br />I was there, just to help with the slicing. <br />Took my eyes off the cake <br />which was one big mistake. <br />Well I found lovely Gina enticing. <br /> <br />So the slice was the shape of the Moon <br />and she called me a greedy buffoon. <br />So we ate it together <br />still discussing then whether <br />we ought to obtain a large spoon. <br /> <br />Full of cake lovely Gina got up <br />filled with Burgundy one coffee cup. <br />Then we washed down the cake <br />and went down to the lake <br />where I called her my burgundy pup. <br /> <br />So you see, when old geesers start dreaming <br />and imagining, lusting and scheming <br />it should not be alluded <br />or even included <br />in a limerick that may be redeeming. <br /> <br />Have a Happy and Many Returns! <br />As the world, that big volleyball turns, <br />you are one lovely lass <br />with a beautiful a** <br />can I meet you at night, in the Ferns?<br /><br />Herbert Nehrlich<br /><br />http://www.poemhunter.com/poem/only-the-best-for-you-gina/
