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Henry's breeches

Member since 2003 · Posted 19 Oct 2007 · 3 comments

As old Henry tugs and reaches, For the buttons on his breeches, He grunts and moans and wails, But ultimately he fails, Now this sodden aged fool, Is coated in his stool. As old Henry tears and fumbles, He gripes and groans and grumbles, The whoare stares on aghast, His breeches welded fast, Now this flaccid ancient bum, Is coated in his cum. As old Henry pulls and rips, He disrobes, or if you like he strips, Coated in his sludge, His breeches refuse to budge, Now this soiled broken lewd, Is in his breeches stewed.

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3 comments

[1] pete 19-Oct-07/2:02 PM Reply
poor love, give him a cosolation point
[9] Skamper 22-Oct-07/10:21 PM Reply
It's horrible - the indignity of being an old man... hurts huh?
[0] conny lingers 2-Feb-21/8:52 AM Reply
A lovely thought