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Your stomach is so Soft and just with The perfect, miniscule layer of fat, So warm but tender. Your lips have The epitomic rondure Of a woman’s kiss. Your legs are smoother than silk, and I lay my lips, up and down the paths that form them. And I follow up To the succulent rear And I pour my hand onto, To pull cloth away. My fingers paint Every thread of hair That stems across Your sweaty face, To clear your eyes, So I can see the Absolutely idyllic libido Pulse through you. Your hands hold Firmly onto my back, Scratching lightly across, But bring such bliss. Your breaths fall Faster and faster Out of your lips, Into my shoulder, Where you kiss Away every inch you can. Let me pull away, But I will coalesce again, Just to see you, Entire you, eternal you, And watch your flesh Shiver and shake In my love and In my passionate quake. And I place my hand Down onto the crevice That folds into your Eagerly-waiting ***** Feeling the short hair, Covered in wet lust, Pressing lightly enough That I induce further joy, As I feel me come in And retreat out. I bend over you, Pull my arm behind you, Lift you up into me, With our lips colliding, Your chest, with each breath, Connecting with mine, And you poise on top, And take control, But I’m too caught up In your legs Your arms Your hair Your stomach Your chest Your pleased moan, Your grasping hands, Your lascivious hips, Your teeth biting your lip, Your closed eyelids, And the way you feel When you shake so violent, And I twist so vehement, That, for a moment, I’m almost scared That we might die, But I saw this light Go off in my head, As you grabbed my hand And my side, And ****** harder And harder, Until you finally did this Sort-of-scream, Sort-of-moan noise, And I did, too, And all I remember afterwards Was the smell of your hair And the smile you gave me.
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Jan 11, 2012
Jan 11, 2012 at 10:58 PM UTC
And the smile you gave me.
Your stomach is so Soft and just with The perfect, miniscule layer of fat, So warm but tender. Your lips have The epitomic rondure Of a woman’s kiss. Your legs are smoother than silk, and I lay my lips, up and down the paths that form them. And I follow up To the succulent rear And I pour my hand onto, To pull cloth away. My fingers paint Every thread of hair That stems across Your sweaty face, To clear your eyes, So I can see the Absolutely idyllic libido Pulse through you. Your hands hold Firmly onto my back, Scratching lightly across, But bring such bliss. Your breaths fall Faster and faster Out of your lips, Into my shoulder, Where you kiss Away every inch you can. Let me pull away, But I will coalesce again, Just to see you, Entire you, eternal you, And watch your flesh Shiver and shake In my love and In my passionate quake. And I place my hand Down onto the crevice That folds into your Eagerly-waiting ***** Feeling the short hair, Covered in wet lust, Pressing lightly enough That I induce further joy, As I feel me come in And retreat out. I bend over you, Pull my arm behind you, Lift you up into me, With our lips colliding, Your chest, with each breath, Connecting with mine, And you poise on top, And take control, But I’m too caught up In your legs Your arms Your hair Your stomach Your chest Your pleased moan, Your grasping hands, Your lascivious hips, Your teeth biting your lip, Your closed eyelids, And the way you feel When you shake so violent, And I twist so vehement, That, for a moment, I’m almost scared That we might die, But I saw this light Go off in my head, As you grabbed my hand And my side, And ****** harder And harder, Until you finally did this Sort-of-scream, Sort-of-moan noise, And I did, too, And all I remember afterwards Was the smell of your hair And the smile you gave me.
derick
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Jan 11, 2012
Jan 11, 2012 at 10:58 PM UTC
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