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A Purple Rose

by @everett

I kissed a purple flower tattooed on her thigh. High as a kite, we made love all night. She bit down upon Jesus nailed to the cross; while covered in silver, He rests on my chest. Scratches of passion flowed down my back. Teeth-marks engrave her shoulder. My sweat. Her aroma. Eyes closed Perky nipples Teeth-marks fade away. Scratches heal. Jesus forgives When the wind dies down, like a kite, we come down. That kiss will remain, for a tattooed purple flower won't ever wilt and die.
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22 / M / American
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22 / M / American
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Feb 16, 2014
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