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I keep wondering if what I did was okay. If it's okay for me to take so much of you into my left hand, then my right hand and squeeze, and feel two motherly dots in your centres. I wonder if it's okay for me to grasp at your smoothness so much, from head to toe, **** to ******* heart to lips; and breathe all over you: I'm scared of it. I'm scared                          of you, of me,            of us,                      your moans,           the dark, my moans,           the light,           the day,           the night. It all frightens me, and I wonder if it's okay to have suddenly grown up in the ludicrous space of time it took to leave two obvious bruises on your neck. I'm scared that your parents will actually send you (back) to India but laugh because I'm sure they won't- you applied foundation to blot out my purple lust scars. Love bites they call them.                                                Love... I'm wondering if what you did was okay. If it's okay for you to take so much of me; every non-penetrative, ridiculous, amateur ****** and every saliva strand. Every whisper of afro-hair that falls out of your hand-combs, and your tongue, which -my God- is now mine. I said I picked you, I pick you, but here, bodies somehow body, you are me.                        Innocence lost is when a short skirt represents a different type of freedom. And my hands under there, is my best worst decision yet.
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Apr 24, 2015
Apr 24, 2015 at 4:11 PM UTC
Bra-Straps.
I keep wondering if what I did was okay. If it's okay for me to take so much of you into my left hand, then my right hand and squeeze, and feel two motherly dots in your centres. I wonder if it's okay for me to grasp at your smoothness so much, from head to toe, **** to ******* heart to lips; and breathe all over you: I'm scared of it. I'm scared                          of you, of me,            of us,                      your moans,           the dark, my moans,           the light,           the day,           the night. It all frightens me, and I wonder if it's okay to have suddenly grown up in the ludicrous space of time it took to leave two obvious bruises on your neck. I'm scared that your parents will actually send you (back) to India but laugh because I'm sure they won't- you applied foundation to blot out my purple lust scars. Love bites they call them.                                                Love... I'm wondering if what you did was okay. If it's okay for you to take so much of me; every non-penetrative, ridiculous, amateur ****** and every saliva strand. Every whisper of afro-hair that falls out of your hand-combs, and your tongue, which -my God- is now mine. I said I picked you, I pick you, but here, bodies somehow body, you are me.                        Innocence lost is when a short skirt represents a different type of freedom. And my hands under there, is my best worst decision yet.
tawandamulalu
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Apr 24, 2015
Apr 24, 2015 at 4:11 PM UTC
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