Underwear Blues
by Jina Bacarr
Your mama told you once upon a day
Wear clean underwear when you’re away
So you shopped the sales for navy, black, and red
In no granny panties would this girl be caught dead
Pink, persimmon, peach panties are oh so fun
But what really counts is bringing it down to one
For the hot color in undies across the land
Is not sizzling red or desert sand
But a lovely shade of dominant grey
To show off your butt and take his breath away…
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Best,
Jina
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A Slice of Orange started in 2004 as a group of authors from Orange County, California. We have expanded to include authors from around the globe–from the UK, all across the US to New Zealand. Our authors include the multi-published and writers at the beginning of their publishing career. In addition to authors, we feature blog posts from editors, PR professionals, and cover designers.
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A Slice of Orange started in 2004 as a group of authors from Orange County, California. We have expanded to include authors from around the globe–from the UK, all across the US to New Zealand. Our authors include the multi-published and writers at the beginning of their publishing career. In addition to authors, we feature blog posts from editors, PR professionals, and cover designers.
The bright segments of the writing and reading community that make up one perfect entity—A Slice of Orange.
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