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Orchids bloom in unison, erecting from my brain. Pounding impulses take hold that nothing could subdue. In this life you've painted floral all boring and plain, So I would like, in return, to paint you floral too. Cryptic, like the night sky, are the bruises on your chest. Burning galaxies of bites now light your new-found skies. On the ground are teeth marks planted, bear traps set to rest. Keeping guard of what is mine that hides between your thighs. Red rose petals on your lips, romantic stains of blood, Made more vibrant with each kiss that I'll force onto you. On our tongues we taste and share in your ******** flood. It fizzes in its ecstasy, mollitious honeydew. But best of all, the syzygy when you and I are fused, The two of us and love itself all where we need to be. Now the impulses you've forced have left you worn and bruised, Painting you in love and lust and ownership by me.
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Aug 24, 2018
Aug 24, 2018 at 1:01 PM UTC
A Poem About *** For Her
Orchids bloom in unison, erecting from my brain. Pounding impulses take hold that nothing could subdue. In this life you've painted floral all boring and plain, So I would like, in return, to paint you floral too. Cryptic, like the night sky, are the bruises on your chest. Burning galaxies of bites now light your new-found skies. On the ground are teeth marks planted, bear traps set to rest. Keeping guard of what is mine that hides between your thighs. Red rose petals on your lips, romantic stains of blood, Made more vibrant with each kiss that I'll force onto you. On our tongues we taste and share in your ******** flood. It fizzes in its ecstasy, mollitious honeydew. But best of all, the syzygy when you and I are fused, The two of us and love itself all where we need to be. Now the impulses you've forced have left you worn and bruised, Painting you in love and lust and ownership by me.
Written for my muse, an artist
Sammond
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21/M/England
Aug 24, 2018
Aug 24, 2018 at 1:01 PM UTC
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