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'Neath a purple-crowned jacaranda,
I was kissing Kate's cousin Amanda.
But my luck had run out,
'Cause her mom, the old trout,
Had spotted us from the veranda.
--- David Miller

'Neath a lofty New Zealand kauri,
I was humping a sweet young Maori;
A friend to the guys
'Cause she takes fly-buys,
And saves them up for her dowry.
--- David Miller

Remember that old lemon tree,
Under which each bloke used to pee?
Well, it now seems defunct,
Because it's been debunked,
By your good old humanity.
--- Mystelle

'Neath an autumn-dressed liquidamber,
Upon my sweet Kate I did clamber.
As I planted my seed,
I did not know that we'd
Sat on a venomous black mamba.
--- David Miller

'Neath an Autumn-dressed Liquidamber,
Upon my sweet Kate I did clamber;
And behind me a queue
Of men hoping to do,
The progressive horizontal Samba.
--- David Miller

'Neath an Autumn-dressed Liquidamber,
Upon my sweet Kate I did clamber;
A cop espied us,
Arrested our lust
And said "That's what you get when you pander!"
--- David Miller

Said the old maid I'd pinned 'gainst the maple,
"Sonny, you screw like a ape'll.
But since I can't find
A man more refined,
You'll just have to do and this rape'll.
--- John Miller

My knowledge, I fear, had a gap
About maples and why we must tap.
This explosive report
For a sec, took me short
Till I realized I was the sap.
--- Limerick Savant

While laying beneath a mesquite
In Texas, I kissed Lizzie's feet,
Worked up to her knees,
But then she cut the cheese,
And left me with intent incomplete!
--- Observer

As I lay there with unfastened buckle,
I told myself, "Under she'll knuckle."
As the hummingbirds zoom,
I'm making some room,
Before I plant that honey, suckle!
--- Cyber Wizard

"Ah yes," said I, well in the know,
"I'm sure she'll be fun down below."
But she clamped on the root,
So I gave her the boot,
Saying, "I swear that pussy willow."
--- Cyber Wizard

'Twas under a grand old mulberry
That I took sweet Valerie's cherry.
And also Irene,
Jeanette and Coleen,
And Marcy and Cathy and Mary.
--- Observer

'Neath a fruit-laden, towering mulberry,
I tried to take Emily's cherry.
But I couldn't get in;
The damn thing was tin.
My peter's uncomfortable, very!
--- John Miller

A woodsman who lived in Dundee
Had diddled an oak tree with glee.
From the end of his cock
Came a wisp of a stalk,
Which grew to a mighty oak tree.
--- Albin Chaplin 3024-0689

While frolicking under an oak,
She told me I'm her sort of bloke.
Then popping my flies,
She narrowed her eyes,
And said, "Is this some kind of joke?"
--- David Miller

A young girl, name of Mrs. Muntry,
Ate an acorn while out in the country.
It grew so slow
Way down below;
Now love is sweeping the cunt tree.
--- Tom Patton P9803

Said the oak, "It's not nice to crow,
But trees are much purer, you know.
The birds and the bees
Are all nasty sleaze:
But mighty oaks from little acorns grow."
--- Anon

Though spread-eagled under a palm,
My humping shook not her aplomb.
When sex goes ballistic,
The Brits' characteristic
Is like flying into a great calm.
--- Bruce

While thumping against a palmetto
I imagined a sexy libretto.
I sketched out the score,
To bring off the whore,
And sing in a wordless falsetto.
--- Bruce

Luther Burbank once went on a spree
And when sober he said, "Holy Gee!
I trust it was a dream
Though it really did seem
I put Partridge grafts on a Pear Tree."
--- Loren C Fitzhugh P9809

Said Kate, "Let's go see if we can,
Go start us a fire 'neath that pecan.
Though Dave makes me horny,
He sure can be ornery...
But no one quotes Shakespeare like he can.
--- Scott Oliver

'Neath the Texas state tree, the Pecan,
The deacon's good wife was still shriekin';
'Cause some wrinkled nut
Had lodged in her butt.
'Twas John Miller not lookin' while streakin'.
--- David Miller

'Twas under the boughs of a pine,
The very first time I got mine.
She twisted and quivered
Until I delivered,
Then thrashed 'til I injured my spine.
--- John Miller

Underneath a big flowering plum,
There I met up with my best friend's mum.
She was hot and I told her
Although she was older,
That she had an incredible bum.
--- Scott Oliver

So she said, as we walked to the peach,
That her quim was in need of a breach.
But if bottoms I liked,
When her skirt up she hiked,
Maybe I should partake some of each.
--- Scott Oliver

And I thought, you know only a sap'll
With this fine prospect wrestle and grapple.
And my urge was so strong,
That it didn't take long;
God! Her butt was the shape of an apple!
--- Scott Oliver

Though her pussy was soft, wet, and fair,
'Twas her ass with which naught could compare.
It was tight and sublime
That day under the lime,
And I came 'tween her cheeks -- what a pair.
--- Scott Oliver

'Neath a fine over-grown pomegranate,
I was having it off with my Janet.
She's fair, fat, and wide,
And a real comfy ride,
With the biggest ass on the planet.
--- David Miller

In the shade of a towering poplar,
I made love to Virginia O'Copular.
Although she is dead,
It can only be said,
That she still is exceedingly popular.
--- Danube

Do the monkeys on Florida's Keys
Overstrip bark from red mangrove trees?
"To find out," said a judge,
"There I'll solemnly trudge."
But she sank in mud up to her knees.

(article in The Boston Globe)
--- Prof M-G T9707

With the love of my life 'neath the rosewood,
I was coming in estatic throes; would
Have preferred some fanny.
But then, she's my granny,
She just lets me lick, but she blows good.
--- Jester Jon

While rummaging under the hedge,
And pressing her down on the sedge,
I lunged for the score
Wwhen a voice shouted "Fore!"
And caught in my butt a sand wedge.
--- Bruce

A fortnight ago I had Joan,
Call me on the course on her phone.
I fell in some hedges,
And then my sand-wedges
Found a new erogenous zone.
--- David Miller

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A new furniture firm in La Jolla
Makes fine products of long-lived sequoia.
All its tables are tough
As befits that old stuff,
With no broken legs to annoy ya'.
--- J Maynard Kaplan

'Neath the shade of a sheltering sycamore,
Her carnal requests made me sick galore.
I blanched at her keen wish
In Italian English:
She said, "Talka less, and licka more."
--- Bruce

'Neath a nondescriipt towering teak,
Large crowds have gathered all week;
Having paid a large fee,
In the hope they might see,
John Miller's record third streak.
--- David Miller

In the heat of a West Benghal teak,
We made love on and off for a week.
'Tis sad, but it croaked
'Cause the soil was soaked
From us not going far for a leak.
--- David Miller

While wallowing under a teak
a timid young girl mild and meek
told me that I should
shove in her my wood
then sat on my log for a week.

While wallowing under a teak,
A timid young girl, mild and meek,
Told me that I should
Shove in her my wood,
And sat on my log for a week.
--- Cyber Wizard

We met 'neath an old willow tree;
I had hoped that Marie would say "Oui".
In spite of my plans,
We only held hands;
I was a dollar short of her fee.
--- David Miller

I saw, by the knotted yew tree,
A nun, saying prayers in its lee.
My rod of hard lumber,
Awakened from slumber,
Laid waste to her vowed chastity.
--- Jester Jon

She said, "Who'd have thought that this yew'd
Would have got me so much in the mood.
When divested of habit,
I fuck like a rabbit,
Once I get what in prayer, I have sued.
--- Jester Jon

But though Christ, we note, still hasn't come,
You do as soon as begun.
So let's pray to the Virgin,
To control your urgin',
To let the sap rise 'fore the sun.
--- Jester Jon

When hands through the grass go a swishin',
We all know what we will be wishin'.
Will we get a peep?
Or will they go deep,
And we'll wonder just what they are fishin'.
--- CM

While we, underneath the great yew,
On grass that was covered in dew,
My back it got wet;
On me she did set;
1t was such a wonderful screw!

Beneath that strange plant called a yucca,
She let me caress her and succa.
But though I did beg
To insert my third leg,
The mean bitch would not let me fucca.
--- Tiddy Ogg

A popular young woodsman named Kline
A laurel recieved for work fine.
On the beech he got lit,
Then did spruce up a bit,
And proceeded to balsam and pine.
--- Albin Chaplin 3024-2645

Young Douglas (a fir tree) loved Toyah
But suffered acute paranoia;
Though proudly coniferous,
Tall and splendiferous,
God, how he hated Sequoia.
--- Anon

Between a big green ponderosa,
And a pretty-flowered mimosa,
I made love to Lizzie,
And we got so busy,
We bounced from Longmont to Pagosa.
--- Observer

'Neath a tall Australian red cedar,
I undressed my Kate's cousin, Frieda.
But it came to naught;
By Kate I was caught.
So I said that I had just de-flea-ed her.
--- David Miller

My wife panted, while under a redwood,
"My darling, thank God you give head good.
Since we went to Niagara,
You've been out of Viagra,
And your organ has been so much dead wood."
--- Ward Hardman

Once a Julia Butterfly Hill
Spied a redwood tree loggers would kill.
So she lived in its peak
For two years and a week;
Now she's spared it the dread lumber mill.
--- Prof M-G

Beneath a gigantic Sequoia,
I humped with my black slut, LaToya.
With a sheet from my van,
I appeared Ku Klux Klan,
Arousing her deep paranoia.

Beneath a gigantic sequoia,
I humped with my black slut, LaToya.
With a sheet from my van,
I appeared Ku Klux Klan,
Arousing her deep paranoia.
--- Ward Hardman

In thick frowsy heat 'neath a spruce,
I lusted for her fanny to sluice.
But nocturnal emissions
From dreamt-of coitions,
Meant my gonads had run out of juice.
--- Jester Jon

'Twas under the shade of a spruce,
That Sue put my organ to use.
When up rode a copper
To rescue my chopper,
And charge her with phallic abuse.
--- SFA

In a sequestered glade by a spruce,
I left it for Pam to deduce
That the reason we'd meet
In this leaafy retreat,
Was my wife and three kids on the loose.
--- Jester Jon

I'm not sure that she ever twigged
The true reason why here that we frigged.
I told her offhand
That love inside was banned,
'Cause she farted as rank as a pig'd.
--- Jester Jon

'Neath a rough-barked turpentine,
I got pissed on brandy and wine.
Then while I was sleeping,
Tiddy Ogg came creeping
And screwed all my sheep, the foul swine.
--- David Miller

At first I was nice and I hoed 'em.
And once I agreed to explode 'em.
With those dandelions,
You can make vintage wines,
But I said, "Oh Hell" and I modem.
--- Al Willis T9710

In the springtime I started in seeding,
Then with nitrates my garden I'm feeding.
But for whatever the reason,
It sure seems that this season,
I've spent most of my time out there weeding.
--- Bob Birch P9809

With murder in mind I embark
On my secret mission in the dark.
My progress impeded;
I just should have weeded --
With poison now I'll make my mark.
--- Marlene Lewis

We've been fighting the weeds, don't you see,
In our yard. They've grown way past my knee.
Haven't kill bamboo root,
Though we yet again shoot
It with "brush-and-stump root killer" tea.
--- Hilde na Beag

With Roundup I spray all the weeds;
I'm killing them all -- and their seeds.
I'll turn a blind eye
As they wither and die.
The night sky will hide my evil deeds.
--- Marlene Lewis

Warned Granddaddy: "She who hunts roots
To kill, has gone into cahoots
With Chris, that old 'Sister.'
So every wise mister
Should run fast and far in his boots.
--- Travis Brasell

A friend of mine, young Oscar Sneed,
Knew all about plants, soil, and seed.
While some of his plants
Won prizes in France,
He never did learn how to weed.
--- Al Willis P9808

A lesbian lady from Leeds
Once swallowed a packet of seeds,
In hopes some would grow
Where no man could go,
But all of her offspring were weeds.
--- John Miller 0256


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