I led her down to a tree in a field
She asked me why? my lips were sealed
Soon my intentions were to be revealed
But to my advances she did not yield
We sat under a tree in a field
Discussing why our passion was killed
Once it was pure... triple distilled
Now protected by her shield
I sat her under a tree in a field
We drank cider and ate bread freshly milled
To the sound of my poetry she was thrilled
We left behind the tree in a field
Some of the old wounds we had healed
And though I asked her when I kneeled
None of her underwear was peeled!
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