-"Fade far away, dissolve, and quite forgetWhat thou among the leaves hast never known,The weariness, the fever, and the fretHere, where men sit and h...ar each other groan;Where palsy shakes a few, sad, last grey hairs,....Away! away! for I will fly to thee."(John Keats - Ode to a Nightingale')There's one thing about those Romantic Poets, they definitely understoodthe mundane. When I first read this poem I didn't understand it. I meansure, I got it - enough to write a ball-braking essay on the. Karen said, "Come my lover let'sget comfortable on the other bed while Mary and Beverly take care of ourdarling baby Jenny."Beverly moved her hand round and took over where Karen had left offcontinuing to rub my hard clitty. Oooh, I was in heaven as I sucked andswallowed the delicious milk and felt myself move closer to a climax.Meanwhile I could hear the passionate sounds as Karen and Samantha werekissing each other while on the other bed. I hear them say things like,"Oooh, Karen I got the. Bayleigh smiled showing of her perfect white teeth."You've got the body for it. I think you'll do fine," Bayleigh said.We arrived at the front door to the back office."Well, this is it. Just knock and go inside," Bayleigh said."Okay. Thanks Bayleigh," I said."No, problem, handsome," Bayleigh said.Bayleigh left to go back to the front desk. I knocked on the door."Come in," They said.I opened the door and walked in. I saw a very muscular man wearing aviator sunglasses, a purple dress over shirt,. With one minute to go, she reminds me what the general instructions say and then reads and rereads the first three instructions for the calibration leg. Finally, it’s 10:09 and we’re off. “Take the nearest of the five exits from the lot; commence 28 mph average speed; turn left at 1.358 miles.” Got it!The first few miles, about ten, are deliberately easy and my mind wanders to what’s coming. With the first leg completed, it gets real. The final calibration instruction says “9.736 miles at the.