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I Love Your Legs

You Long-Legged Plonka!

By Carol Ann TownendPublished 2 years ago • 1 min read
I Love Your Legs
Photo by Anika Huizinga on Unsplash

You tell me that you hate them,

"There to nobbly,"

So you say!

You hate their lankiness,

And tell me they make you clumsy;

You refuse to wear shorts,

What!

There are hairs, not spiders,

Spiders scare me,

Your legs don't!

Besides,

You look awesome in shorts,

And I see beautiful, not nobbly!

"But they are so pale,"

You say;

Hey,

I saw them naked, the first day I met you,

I fell in love with all of you,

You're not a ghost, you're a man!

If you don't love them, then love them I can,

Don't you know?

I love your legs,

You long-legged Plonka!

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Carol Ann Townend

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    Written by Carol Ann Townend