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Your pale skin wrapped only in a black corset and ebony hair, the welts begin their ascension towards grace. No need to burn when I am around for I bring enough pain to satisfy all of our dark desires. That time is dying and I have new rituals for your milky curves. Tonight you crawl through me as I bind your ankles to your wrists, my thoughts to your blood. Submission, like honey. Slow and ageless, forever ready for my tongue. Tasting bliss centuries old and loosening the knots inside, we lick our wounds clean. Time and distance don't exist in our cathedral.
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Apr 13, 2013
Apr 13, 2013 at 2:13 AM UTC
Granite and Incense
Your pale skin wrapped only in a black corset and ebony hair, the welts begin their ascension towards grace. No need to burn when I am around for I bring enough pain to satisfy all of our dark desires. That time is dying and I have new rituals for your milky curves. Tonight you crawl through me as I bind your ankles to your wrists, my thoughts to your blood. Submission, like honey. Slow and ageless, forever ready for my tongue. Tasting bliss centuries old and loosening the knots inside, we lick our wounds clean. Time and distance don't exist in our cathedral.
JohnM
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Apr 13, 2013
Apr 13, 2013 at 2:13 AM UTC
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