Jaguar Woman A Jaguar woman, while stalking the net In search of a fresh, new mate to get, came browsing upon this man of type she thought would be of interesting like. She flirted in caring in the form of a friend, while cunning and luring with plan to end the need for fulfillment in pleasures she sought in hoping the quest would not lead for naught. Friend she was and talked for some bit and then the attention she sought did shift. The one whom was friend from yonder afar did notice that warmth and peace that was there. Some one he could tell what was going on without any game of pretending upon. The honestly of putting the words into print produced a sparkle in the eye with a glint. Yet she new the aloofness she had sent was enticing the soul of the reader portent. She was cautious in letting the secrets be seen, wanting no harm or mistrust between. The dance of electricity had now begun, To experience the feelings of wanting to be one. The flirting and playing had roots in congruence, the common of interests had become more affluent. The union both sought had taken a plan to meet on a journey made of air and or land. She invited him to meet at her home near by to consummate the union of spirits in the sky. The feelings twixt both had grown in depth to wanting to sense the other's warm breath; Wanting to touch each other's body in form and desiring the sensuous juice of transform. The heat of the hunger to be joined in to one was rising each day that had to pass on. The consummation of union was intense indeed, like fine threads of weaving the elements of tweed. The cloth of the weaving covered both and did warm the nurturing of love and protection from harm. So did they travel to places of start, and so did the desire to be never apart. .... Gene Houston
Reason for writing:
Watching the Gordon Elloitt show on television where there were couples that met on the net and got married .........
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