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Embracing I, tugging at his hair (wishing I could tug at his belt) him, paced and guided, guiding his hand lower I wish I could feel him tighten I felt myself loosen Almost collapsing into his arms Almost gasping Almost neglecting knowing of where I was (where I wish we were, under my sheets, him between my sheaths moving like the waves to the rhythm of the moon drift sideways, in and out tensing, pausing, the sun almost breaking through, sea foam contracts and disappears the waves in his eyes dilute, dilate. whilst mine, with body retire with the satiating taste of his lips on my own) – where was I again?
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Sep 21, 2012
Sep 21, 2012 at 8:08 AM UTC
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Embracing I, tugging at his hair (wishing I could tug at his belt) him, paced and guided, guiding his hand lower I wish I could feel him tighten I felt myself loosen Almost collapsing into his arms Almost gasping Almost neglecting knowing of where I was (where I wish we were, under my sheets, him between my sheaths moving like the waves to the rhythm of the moon drift sideways, in and out tensing, pausing, the sun almost breaking through, sea foam contracts and disappears the waves in his eyes dilute, dilate. whilst mine, with body retire with the satiating taste of his lips on my own) – where was I again?
chiara-m
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Sep 21, 2012
Sep 21, 2012 at 8:08 AM UTC
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