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— a Chaucerian Roundel of passion Our very skin now sings the storm’s refrain The heavy downpour enters every pore Naked— we swell into the storm’s full roar Wind shreds the porch screen; lust can’t contain Our lips taste like ozone, no world before Our very skin now sings the storm’s refrain The heavy downpour enters every pore Bodies arch—lightning—our dam breaks in vain That flash ignites our breath from depth to shore Your pulse drums thunder trembling through my core Our very skin now sings the storm’s refrain The heavy downpour enters every pore Naked— we swell into the storm’s full roar
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Nov 16, 2025
Nov 16, 2025 at 2:08 PM UTC
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— a Chaucerian Roundel of passion Our very skin now sings the storm’s refrain The heavy downpour enters every pore Naked— we swell into the storm’s full roar Wind shreds the porch screen; lust can’t contain Our lips taste like ozone, no world before Our very skin now sings the storm’s refrain The heavy downpour enters every pore Bodies arch—lightning—our dam breaks in vain That flash ignites our breath from depth to shore Your pulse drums thunder trembling through my core Our very skin now sings the storm’s refrain The heavy downpour enters every pore Naked— we swell into the storm’s full roar
give this a try your next summer storm, I highly recommend it
GaiasSoothingHaven
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Nov 16, 2025
Nov 16, 2025 at 2:08 PM UTC
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