Poem to show 'em what happens when a player takes too long;)

There was this thai girl way out of this world,
from first sight those eyes made me want them thighs,
but it couldn't be so simple as that.
There were games we had to play. Tit for tat,
then there was, can you really listen dear?
If you can, then you can come over here 
and just be near,because I'm full of fear 
I've been hurt before, you need to be clear 
What is your desire? Don't be a liar,
tell me the truth so we can go higher! 

I was like dang girl I want some of you 
I can listen then I got to get in
let's have a sip, let it do what it do
Let's get you on your back so we can grin 
sweating all night long as we play our song 
of desire we can get inspired 
to let go of the past and live right now
let's jump in bed we'll make you purr and meow 

Oh My mind continued to fantasize, 
strategize how I could go up her thighs. 
Then she was like, boy you know I'm broken. 
I saw her cry over what was spoken. 
I developed the most feared thing of all, 
a conscious voice speaking that would not stall 
the inevitable outcome that must 
come from seeing a girl who wants to trust. 

I made my decision too late to bail,
I had just listened to her lengthy tale. 
All I wanted was to fulfill my lust,
but thai girl was looking for me to trust 

What was I TO DO, listen and then run? 
I felt compelled to stay and have some fun
with this little thai girl who's name was Gunn


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