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Walk softly, she said, softly on hearts around you. Your power crushes, your love is unseemly, your tender eyes behind yellow teeth and make-up, your gifts are petulance, and your own heart, your own quiet beating drum, passion-beat ceased long before under the heavy tread, the power protecting, the dreamy love, the hard eyes behind white teeth, gnashing the giving of precious priceless gifts, not given freely, and the loud thrumming incessant hum. The masculine muscle, throbbing, beating proudly, smugly, handsomely sometimes. It weeps for you and itself, Carved of it's own destruction, as it tends to be.
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Jul 6, 2014
Jul 6, 2014 at 2:00 AM UTC
Passion-beat Ceased
Walk softly, she said, softly on hearts around you. Your power crushes, your love is unseemly, your tender eyes behind yellow teeth and make-up, your gifts are petulance, and your own heart, your own quiet beating drum, passion-beat ceased long before under the heavy tread, the power protecting, the dreamy love, the hard eyes behind white teeth, gnashing the giving of precious priceless gifts, not given freely, and the loud thrumming incessant hum. The masculine muscle, throbbing, beating proudly, smugly, handsomely sometimes. It weeps for you and itself, Carved of it's own destruction, as it tends to be.
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Jul 6, 2014
Jul 6, 2014 at 2:00 AM UTC
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