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The Silence is loud amongst us I can read words that aren't there And hear your thoughts drum along With the rain We have this complex Where as one looks the other looks away .. Your body language told on you And i deciphered it like morse code The anticipation of searching Is met with a gradual sense of awareness I fell victim to the chase The race around your body with my eyes A premonition of dripping sweat and bare skin Calls me often when I wish not to answer I wonder if ur comfortable Your head lies on my chest like a politician Your inner thighs moist from conversation Your wet hair flows onto your shoulders After a hot shower Where u felt short of breath as I take control Of your backside A Newport drag after a long days work Makes you feel at home Although its temporary Your lips burn for me And you slowly drift off into slumber Your mind is a combination of voices unfamiliar faces I jus hope u recognize mine
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Nov 3, 2015
Nov 3, 2015 at 5:05 PM UTC
Drag racing
The Silence is loud amongst us I can read words that aren't there And hear your thoughts drum along With the rain We have this complex Where as one looks the other looks away .. Your body language told on you And i deciphered it like morse code The anticipation of searching Is met with a gradual sense of awareness I fell victim to the chase The race around your body with my eyes A premonition of dripping sweat and bare skin Calls me often when I wish not to answer I wonder if ur comfortable Your head lies on my chest like a politician Your inner thighs moist from conversation Your wet hair flows onto your shoulders After a hot shower Where u felt short of breath as I take control Of your backside A Newport drag after a long days work Makes you feel at home Although its temporary Your lips burn for me And you slowly drift off into slumber Your mind is a combination of voices unfamiliar faces I jus hope u recognize mine
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Nov 3, 2015
Nov 3, 2015 at 5:05 PM UTC
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