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All the time Aquila was here my thoughts were on Amy. Aquila's talk left me bored to tears. Talk of her husband's deeds, and the price of slaves, and who the latest gladiator to catch her eye. Amy stood nearby, eyes on me, eyes on eyes met, while Aquila gabbed to her heart's content. Now I lie upon my bed, and think of Amy, and if it were night, how we could bed, and love, and she could bring me to a higher place in heart and flesh. Behind my closed eyes, I see her, her beauty none shall share, my love, and slave, and ex-gladiator, whom I saved (or Marcus on my behest) from a certain death, if time had taken its course, and some other had a greater strength, and skill, to take down and **** I dread Marcus's return, I wish him no harm, but maybe a longer campaign to take him off to other far off shores. I lie here alone, wishing Amy could lie beside me, but in daylight it is too risky than the night, when others sleep, and we can lie, and kiss, and make fair love in hours' turn, and moon's glow, and her body and mine can bring joy which both shall know.
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Mar 14, 2016
Mar 14, 2016 at 3:23 AM UTC
BOTH SHALL KNOW 47BC
All the time Aquila was here my thoughts were on Amy. Aquila's talk left me bored to tears. Talk of her husband's deeds, and the price of slaves, and who the latest gladiator to catch her eye. Amy stood nearby, eyes on me, eyes on eyes met, while Aquila gabbed to her heart's content. Now I lie upon my bed, and think of Amy, and if it were night, how we could bed, and love, and she could bring me to a higher place in heart and flesh. Behind my closed eyes, I see her, her beauty none shall share, my love, and slave, and ex-gladiator, whom I saved (or Marcus on my behest) from a certain death, if time had taken its course, and some other had a greater strength, and skill, to take down and **** I dread Marcus's return, I wish him no harm, but maybe a longer campaign to take him off to other far off shores. I lie here alone, wishing Amy could lie beside me, but in daylight it is too risky than the night, when others sleep, and we can lie, and kiss, and make fair love in hours' turn, and moon's glow, and her body and mine can bring joy which both shall know.
ROMAN WOMAN AND HER SLAVE GIRL IN ROME IN 47BC
TerryCollett
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Mar 14, 2016
Mar 14, 2016 at 3:23 AM UTC
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