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| Her home was a very secure place, Being a large, candle-lit room Whose floors lay padded with plush cushions, Whose walls and corners were shrouded By exotic Eastern tapestries. She took a large animal in her house, As she was alone and longing for love, Far and unknowingly distant from her! The creature was feline, large and long, Muscular curves coated with silky gold. She took it into her lonely house With the intentions of making love Because she loved it, though it took some Difficult persuasion, they did so. Then they rested and, as she slept, it fled. |
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