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Leather Leash

by michael-jeffrey-wille

Tip-toed up to your bedside and sank between the sheets in serene embrace, I could lay you with you forever but I just haven’t got the time. The reflections of your topaz glare makes me wish I could direct your stare. I’d build us a fire but I’m too afraid that I’ll just burn us both. We’re staggered in step but I surely try my best To keep pace and wear this leather leash with pride.
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