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What whispered words linger on our longing lips, they go unsaid at the hands of our fingers tips. These touches talk like old friends, o’ how familiar the conversation feels, even after all these years. Undress your formal tongue and we will speak with the slang we spoke when we were young, when our bodies were still foreign, even to us. We were explorers consumed not by god, glory or gold but by lust. So if we must speak let it be with our skin pressed, hot breath on sweat glistened ******* biting at the napes of our necks and fingernails breaking flesh. In the morning we may regret but we're both here because we cannot forget. I promise this is not a reconciliation, this is only ***
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May 25, 2017
May 25, 2017 at 4:28 PM UTC
We Use to Talk
What whispered words linger on our longing lips, they go unsaid at the hands of our fingers tips. These touches talk like old friends, o’ how familiar the conversation feels, even after all these years. Undress your formal tongue and we will speak with the slang we spoke when we were young, when our bodies were still foreign, even to us. We were explorers consumed not by god, glory or gold but by lust. So if we must speak let it be with our skin pressed, hot breath on sweat glistened ******* biting at the napes of our necks and fingernails breaking flesh. In the morning we may regret but we're both here because we cannot forget. I promise this is not a reconciliation, this is only ***
j-r-potts
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May 25, 2017
May 25, 2017 at 4:28 PM UTC
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