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I am floored. She teaches me with brown eyes the youth I've forgotten. Every breath I take in thought of her pulls heavy on my lungs. I can't stop. The blankets I lay on turn to flesh and I firmly grasp what I'm able. Her scent still lingers from our last lay. Inhaling these moments only intensifies our time spent together. ****** ******* frenzy. This woman rewrites what I claim of passion. I know nothing now - she must lead me and I follow. Her lips secrete the sweetest wine, her tongue uncorks me. She wants me on cold kitchen counters and wooden floors. I can't keep count. We are sinning for the worse, the relationship founded on *** Reckless turns us on, we push and pull and pinch and grab and bite and nibble and lick our way to the next line. Whatever it takes to get off - she & I must have it all. These storms of passion return a calm to my chest. I'm reassured of who I am - why I am. She has floored me, and I ******* love it.
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Oct 4, 2014
Oct 4, 2014 at 3:33 PM UTC
Floored
I am floored. She teaches me with brown eyes the youth I've forgotten. Every breath I take in thought of her pulls heavy on my lungs. I can't stop. The blankets I lay on turn to flesh and I firmly grasp what I'm able. Her scent still lingers from our last lay. Inhaling these moments only intensifies our time spent together. ****** ******* frenzy. This woman rewrites what I claim of passion. I know nothing now - she must lead me and I follow. Her lips secrete the sweetest wine, her tongue uncorks me. She wants me on cold kitchen counters and wooden floors. I can't keep count. We are sinning for the worse, the relationship founded on *** Reckless turns us on, we push and pull and pinch and grab and bite and nibble and lick our way to the next line. Whatever it takes to get off - she & I must have it all. These storms of passion return a calm to my chest. I'm reassured of who I am - why I am. She has floored me, and I ******* love it.
daniel-wilson
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Oct 4, 2014
Oct 4, 2014 at 3:33 PM UTC
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