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I still long for you

I still remember you

I lost you because non-commitment was all I could give.

Now I wake with my sheets soaked with the residue from my nightmares, suffocating me.

 

I long for those days when the sun was setting and hand in hand we'd sit, in silence.

You'd pull me closer to share your excitement with me; grab a fist full of my hair to allow you to enter into matrimony with my lips.

 

I long to have your presence next to me; to see the rise and fall of your chest reminding me that that is where my home is.

To have you wake me in the morning with your arms protectively caressing  me, rhythmically and suggestively moving along my body...

To have you send shivers down my spine with your hot breath as I feel you smile into my neck

 

I remember your lips became the metaphor for our young hasty affair:

your lips often grazing every crevice on my body, arousing feelings in me I never thought existed and exciting this dormant precious place between my thighs.

 

My thighs, which are now the empty hallways you used to roam with so much passion and ferocity used to release waterfalls that cascaded down in a pleasurable release,

long for one more body trembling exhilarating encounter.

 

But most of all I long to be loved again.

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Written by
Heartbeat_M
31 / F / South African
Published
Mar 28, 2014
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13·227
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Some things are just forbidden

Tags
#love#happy#memories#past#longing#flirty
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