How A Predator

How A Predator

A Poem by Nipplegrinder

When and where wobbly women wobble,
shall I be found.
Wherefore and where,
cloaked.
Wantonly, willfully wheedling.
I'm sinfully seeking.
Wiles and wares,
my sharpened wit,
tools of trade.
Predatory perfection.
Warn your women.
For I weave tales and wind minds in circles.
I twist these tawdry tales for delight, depravity.
I spin yarns from yore to titillate and tempt.
Tasteless, tactfully tawdry tales.
I warn you.
There are sick people in the world.
Watch over each other.
I'll watch over you.

© 2017 Nipplegrinder


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Added on February 16, 2017
Last Updated on February 16, 2017
Tags: poetry, alliteration, tawdry, predator

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Nipplegrinder
Nipplegrinder

St. Louis , MO



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50 year old Gentleman. I write a lot about love. And I write about BDSM. I love to write erotic poems. But, I like to think I do it in a tasteful way. I like to read and review the works of the many.. more..

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