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Intimate

My lips stroll along sultry soft skin I close my eyes , and see your curves with my kisses, fingers caressing your belly in infante swirls as if polishing the porcelain surface of a statue, You lay entranced beneath my gentle stroking , your tummy stimulating the rest if your senses, breasts yearning for attention , Strings of a harp waiting to make music, my canvas , your desirable body, Erotic finger painting I meet your lips with mine , for your stamp of approval, my hands answer the call , My warm breath , Brushes your neck with the stroking of erotic feathers , Intensifying the raging desire within your loins , Remnants saliva painted with my tongue evaporates into more of a magnetism, you open yourself to me, The weight of my passion envelops you Our tongues dance to the rhythm of our beating hearts Blood flows through our veins at an increasing temperature Ignited only by the meeting of our lips. Intensified My hands continue to brush your body , Answering all the yearning calls , I watch you lose yourself in the heat of the moment, And I continue to stoke the fire And with a burning wave of passion, Enfolded bodies I simply love you off to sleep .......
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Oct 7, 2014
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Telling a story without saying a word

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