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I come to a bulwark of quiet flesh, beating to a hum of worldly duress. And cling, bare-handed, to stiff ledges, bone tablets as steps. And look upon irradiated, insular eyes, bathing blue-bleached irises in wasteful drowned drops, and find light-toothed ducts emitting serrated levitations of a tender sort of might. There are women who stride along on spherical streets, and men who talk to a range of idle watchers and lonely listeners in a dreamlike commotion beyond. Spurred whistles flow through lunar clipped doors, and curtains are drawn closely to naked blades and are grafted as reborn skin and contort into a breathless maze. And the blaze blows wispy ash plumes that tremble down my legs. And scald the rest, my bare, bare form, pressed inward, into another, into fast entwining, shaking hips. To tongue-bound kisses from red tile lips.
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Nov 26, 2013
Nov 26, 2013 at 2:00 AM UTC
The Escapades of a Room Upstairs
I come to a bulwark of quiet flesh, beating to a hum of worldly duress. And cling, bare-handed, to stiff ledges, bone tablets as steps. And look upon irradiated, insular eyes, bathing blue-bleached irises in wasteful drowned drops, and find light-toothed ducts emitting serrated levitations of a tender sort of might. There are women who stride along on spherical streets, and men who talk to a range of idle watchers and lonely listeners in a dreamlike commotion beyond. Spurred whistles flow through lunar clipped doors, and curtains are drawn closely to naked blades and are grafted as reborn skin and contort into a breathless maze. And the blaze blows wispy ash plumes that tremble down my legs. And scald the rest, my bare, bare form, pressed inward, into another, into fast entwining, shaking hips. To tongue-bound kisses from red tile lips.
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Nov 26, 2013
Nov 26, 2013 at 2:00 AM UTC
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