Words are not always needed, when hearts connect

Roses are red
There's so much we share
There's fun and there's love
There are moments of care
But somehow, inevitably
We always will stray
To places of lust
where we frolic and play
Where tongues and soft lips meet
Where we lick, bite and suck
And where cock meets with pussy
For a wonderful fuck
On a dark night, returning through the countryside from a Republican convention, a bus full of politicians, left the road, overturned twice and crashed into a farm.
The farmer woke up scared and went to see what happened. When faced with the aftermath of the crash, he quickly started digging a hole and buried the bodies.
A few days later, an investigator knocked on his door and asked several questions about the accident.
"And where are the politicians?"
"I buried them in that grave over there."
"But, were they all dead?"
"Well… some said they weren't… but you know how politicians lie!"
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Thank you, all, for your efforts - especially to patokl, who was careful to read the fine print of my original post: "second person singular simple past tense". I asked the same question on the forum of Another Erotica Site Which Shall Remain Nameless, and the nerds there were, typically, more argumentative but more exacting. It seems to be a toss up (that's toss up, not toss off) between "thou rendedst" and "thou rentst" - and no one seems to be able to settle that one for me, so I'll just go with what scans best!
Edit: I had another look at it and it seems that in most cases the old form of second person singular simple past tense is pretty much the modern form with the suffix -st, so:
You loved > Thou lovedst
You did > Thou didst
The simple past of "to rend" today can be both "rent" and "rended", but the latter could very well be a modern conjugation, while the the former would be the original one. Therefore both "Thou rendedst" and "Thou rentst" could be correct, but "rentst" might be the actual one that was used in those days.
Success with your story.
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Thou "hath rent" or "doth rendeth/ rendest"
According to the medieval geeks I call my friends, "doth" is basically "does," but may also be past tense if the verb that follows is past tense.
"Doth" is indeed "does", that's not second person though, but third.
You do, he/she does
Thou dost, he/she doth
Preterit
Thou didst, he/she did
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Don't we ALL "technically" pay for sex.....
Isn't that a depressing thought? I believe in a good relationship, partners are sharing rather than exchanging. So no, I never paid for sex, I shared it as my partners shared it with me and even if I were to have sex without strings, it would still be because we both want it, not because of some reward system.
A heron trying to swallow a carp bigger that itself. It utterly failed and in the end, the fish had a lucky escape. I thought it was a miracle the the heron got the fish out of the water to beging with, it must have weighed almost twice as much as the bird itself.
What's your favourite enclosure in the zoo?