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There is a soft throb to this. All my poems have long names. My heart is always racing; it's also always aching. Beats like a clock. Tick. Tock. Emptys me like a bottle of wine. His kisses, like nails, like teeth; against my spine. heat, like heavy breathing, like unbelievable pleading; pierce my mind. His memory. Like sand paper. Like pierced lips. Like skinny dipping. Like unmade memories. Like a life I've led before. Like lies, like keeping score. Like being scorned. Like cuddling before dawn. Like being safe and being warm. Like being scolded and being warned. Like being allowed and being torn. Like being kissed. Like being missed. Like being kissed. Like being kissed. And kissed. Like heat. He's, like promises of enjoying defeat. Of relaxing into new sheets. Like being kissed. There's a soft beat to this. Like being scolded. Like being kissed.
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Nov 10, 2015
Nov 10, 2015 at 1:52 AM UTC
A Polyamorists Guide to Being Awake in the Middle of the Night.
There is a soft throb to this. All my poems have long names. My heart is always racing; it's also always aching. Beats like a clock. Tick. Tock. Emptys me like a bottle of wine. His kisses, like nails, like teeth; against my spine. heat, like heavy breathing, like unbelievable pleading; pierce my mind. His memory. Like sand paper. Like pierced lips. Like skinny dipping. Like unmade memories. Like a life I've led before. Like lies, like keeping score. Like being scorned. Like cuddling before dawn. Like being safe and being warm. Like being scolded and being warned. Like being allowed and being torn. Like being kissed. Like being missed. Like being kissed. Like being kissed. And kissed. Like heat. He's, like promises of enjoying defeat. Of relaxing into new sheets. Like being kissed. There's a soft beat to this. Like being scolded. Like being kissed.
I have a dumb crush on a dumb boy and I want him to kiss me again.
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31/NB/Australian
Nov 10, 2015
Nov 10, 2015 at 1:52 AM UTC
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