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My lazy eyes lap at your thighs, their jiggles my kryptonite. Why lust for skin and bone? bodacious beauty passes by, unnoticed by the blind. I see it all, curves and dimples marshmallow soft and twice as sweet call my name and boost my blood! My stare is caught in your embarrassed eye As you presume negativity not positive effect pulling at your dress, hiding all you own. You are beauty supersized, as my lazy eyes lap at your thighs.
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Jun 29, 2014
Jun 29, 2014 at 7:29 AM UTC
Aphrodite
My lazy eyes lap at your thighs, their jiggles my kryptonite. Why lust for skin and bone? bodacious beauty passes by, unnoticed by the blind. I see it all, curves and dimples marshmallow soft and twice as sweet call my name and boost my blood! My stare is caught in your embarrassed eye As you presume negativity not positive effect pulling at your dress, hiding all you own. You are beauty supersized, as my lazy eyes lap at your thighs.
There was a gorgeous creature on the beach this morning, I watched her look uncomfortable among her skinny friends, trying to cover up. It was sad to see, as she was the most beautiful of them all.
ryan-jakes
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Jun 29, 2014
Jun 29, 2014 at 7:29 AM UTC
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