will men ever understand
why women love morse?
the most unobtainable, romantic,
idealistic, cerebral -
most fascinating man!
a brainbox!
the most erotic fix
for any woman
worthy of that title!
thinking, dreaming,
searching for perfection.
he would be . . .
the perfect fuck!
darren thomas
Mon 7th Jun 2010 10:25
My 'Morse' is a little rusty these days - it could have easily said... 'Eat me -Gorp' although,let's be frank, that doesn't sound half as complimentary!
Mwah!! I have to comment on this because my dad looks exactly the same as John Thaw and he loves Morse! hee hee...
Oi Isobel - if this is a great poem then why is Darren a genius! I demand to be a genius too! ;-) xx
I've now mastered the art of cut and paste and how to spell in Morse Code - Darren's a genius and this is a great poem!
GREWPOW - mmm - maybe not so cerebral...
This is one that plasters on the Grecian 2000....
Someone translate please...
darren thomas
Sun 6th Jun 2010 18:18
Hi Ann --. .-. . .- - .--. --- . --
I feel I ought to warn you Ann – there are plenty of unobtainable, cerebral brain-boxes on here (some even with big cars, romantic natures and an ideal or two) who already feel they’re pretty damn perfuck ... I mean perfick .... without you telling them so ... this’ll go straight to their pretty little white-haired heads, I tell ya!
;)
Cx
I think Stef that you are mixing up John Thaw with Morse - oh no - hang on a tick - I guess they are BOTH dead. Doh! But as a fictional character he won't ever die. And as a fantasy he won't ever die either. Just off to collect a few bin bags full of horsehair - lots of horses round here! (Soon to be bald!;-))
And thank you Isobel too.
Glad to have inspired someone... well I would have to love this one now, wouldn't I? Luckily enough I do - for its playfulness, yet serious undertones.
I liked the sweet shyness about Morse also - used to love that programme...
Inspired by Isobel's ponderings on the perfect man. Here's mine! And I love Sherlock Holmes too! Unobtainable and a clever cloggs! What's not to love!!!
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Ann Foxglove
Mon 7th Jun 2010 15:49
Gorp sounds like a great name for a gorrilla. Now, how on earth did we get HERE?