:: The Tree, Thou, and Me ::
(Based on “The Elf-Man” by A.A. Milne)
I met a red-haired D-Man once,
Way down where the lilies blow.
I asked him what was in his bag
And if he would not show?
He slightly frowned,
And with a smile,
He tied me to a tree.
You'd like to know, my Little Friend?
You'd like a piece of me?
I shook my head,
I did not cry,
I did not want a piece.
But I don't think his offer was
Real to say the least.
Eventually
I felt a touch,
Of something hard and long,
And then I felt my panties go,
I got the “piece” all wrong.
I often think
Of that old tree,
And how the lilies blew,
A red-haired diamond in the rough,
Oh, gods! I want Part Two.