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Ophelia has flower petals growing beneath her tongue, and I can taste honeysuckle when I kiss her. There are highways in the grooves of her hips. I like to trace them, and get lost somewhere between intimate whispers and an unsteady heartbeat. Ophelia has a mocking jay stuck in her throat, and it sings to me when she finds herself stuck in tangled vines and dwindling self-confidence. She weeps at least an ocean a day, and that's more than my diminutive hands can catch. I think I'd like to spend a few eternities exploring the peculiar jungles of Ophelia.
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Mar 30, 2014
Mar 30, 2014 at 12:06 AM UTC
My Ophelia
Ophelia has flower petals growing beneath her tongue, and I can taste honeysuckle when I kiss her. There are highways in the grooves of her hips. I like to trace them, and get lost somewhere between intimate whispers and an unsteady heartbeat. Ophelia has a mocking jay stuck in her throat, and it sings to me when she finds herself stuck in tangled vines and dwindling self-confidence. She weeps at least an ocean a day, and that's more than my diminutive hands can catch. I think I'd like to spend a few eternities exploring the peculiar jungles of Ophelia.
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Mar 30, 2014
Mar 30, 2014 at 12:06 AM UTC
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