FOXLOVE

by THOMAS DYLAN - Capricorn

When I was in the woods at home
A dying animal I gave my bone
A fox had  caught on a barbed wire fence
When I slipped it in its muscles tensed
It's bushy tail whisked at my balls
Those flailing claws aiming for my pulled-down smalls
Flesh tore both inside and out
Barbed wire on my legs,I gave a shout
It's last gasp of life receeded
Just as the beast's rear end I seeded


Reason for writing:

    Basil Brush on TV,and I've always wanted to fuck a fox again    

Birth sign: Capricorn
Date created: 2002-03-31 08:59:16
Last updated: 2021-03-03 14:46:13
Poem ID: 68770

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