Showing posts with label Poetry. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Poetry. Show all posts

Friday, November 24, 2017

Making of a strong marriage--poem

When my wife and were dating
We agreed on wifely 
With that agreement we wed
Knowing divorce was dead
After the wedding we went
To a place where we spent
Time for my lover to learn
Husbands make s burn
This all happened year ago
And now our relatives know
Ours lasted more than most
But still we do not boast
Instead we just stay together
Much like bird of a feather
We’ve weathered many a storm
With my wife’s bottom warm

Tuesday, August 15, 2017

Over his knee--poem

Here's a sweet little poem from domesticsubmission.wordpress.com

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Over his knee
Tears on her face
She even agreed
She’d forgotten her place
Hard s with his hand
Pink flush in her skin
A show of love from her man
Who corrects her sins

Friday, February 3, 2017

A Joyfully Surrendered Wife


A joyfully surrendered wife carries herself with confident dignity. The kind of dignity that comes from pride in her man and a singleness of mind to honor him and make him proud of her.

For you will never find more powerful woman than the one who lets her husband rule over her.
You will never find a stronger woman than one who draws her strength from surrender.
You will never find a more confident woman that the woman who lives only to please her man.
You will never find a more contented woman than one who has freely given her man charge over herself.
You will never find a more fulfilled woman than the one who seek only to fulfill her man’s desires.
And you will never find a more free woman than the one who has freed herself of every care, save pleasing her man.
You will never find a more peaceful woman than the one who has fully surrendered to her husband.
You will never find a more whole woman than the one whose desire is for her husband and he rules over her (Genesis 3:16).

Tuesday, December 20, 2016

Twas the Night before Christmas--DD edition.



'Twas the night before Christmas, and all through the town



Her pleas could be heard as her  came down.

"Oh Santa, dear , don't spank me, I pray!
I'll be ever so good, starting right from today!"

But Santa just chuckled, "I've heard that before
From many a bad girl with  so sore

As she wriggles and squirms 'neath his hand's hearty sting.
But a promise like that - why, it means not a thing.

What matters, dear One, as you'll very soon see
Is that you should be  across Santa's broad knee

Till your sassy   is burning bright red!"
And with that, the old fellow did just as he'd said,

And proceeded to  her with all of his might
Till her yelps echoed loud in the cold frosty night,

And each s w a t, ringing out like a loud pistol shot,


Turned her soft, round bottom increasingly hot.

Then, when she'd been hand- with many a smack,
The jolly old fellow reached into his sack

He produced a fine padddle of well-seasoned wood.
"Now, this is the thing that makes  girls good."

He remarked with a grin. "And I think you'll soon find
How effective it feels on a soft, tender behind!"

"Oh please, Santa! No more!" she cried in dismay,
But the paddlle cracked down without further delay,

And despite all her protests and wailings and shrieks
It soon deepened the blush on her squirming, rear cheeks.

Poor dear how she wriggled but all was vain,
For the paddlle descended again and again

Till her bouncing   was sizzling and sore
And as red as the costume that Santa Claus wore.

But at last he relented allowing her to rise,
Hugged her warmly while wiping the tears from her eyes,


And murmuring, "There, it's all over, my dear!"
Rubbing soothing cool cream on her blazing, hot rear.

Then he exclaimed, "Well Miss, your sweet  so curved
Has had the sound  it so richly deserved.

From now on, I'm sure, I don't need to explain,
If you're good then I shan't have to  you again.

But if you are  - remember, my dear,
That Santa keeps watch for the whole of the year!"

Then smiling, he shouldered his bulging big sack,
And sent her away with a crisp farewell smack.

So she hurried to bed with satisfaction you know,
With a song in her heart and her  aglow

As she slipped into bed, her hubby came in
slipped out of his costume and lay down with a grin. 

As he rubbed her sore bottom, the work of his hand, 
She snuggled in next to her big strong husband.

And she sensed that all manner of things were all right.
But she slept facing down on her tummy that night.

Author unknown.

New Research on DD

PLEASE NOTE: A reader pointed out to me that the link to the study is now dead. indeed it is. It seems to have been scrubbed from the site...