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I'm caught swirling slipping, falling into a world of night, all full of lights and lapping luxury aligned down breezy boulevards, and I can see beauty in the streets, and meaner, in the eyes of the girls who clasp their knees together so their skirts don't show their precious cargo. Im a believer of big dreams, starlight bringing lines of fate like highways speeding down to meet and greet and she's a red hot fox and she's simmering, glimmering less as her dress is messed, she drops it and drips across the bed, lost her head in the soft white moonlight, red in the face when she sees me watching, catching breaths but laughing, squealing, yes, so give it all you got, you're quite the flower in her *** and by the morning you have both all but forgot the things you learned here. Like no matter what, it sours, stupid hours go by like swatting flies, babel's tower toppled over, under lies and little bits of broken families finding others, like themselves, sisters and brothers of the failed pursuit of happiness, with which we all are burdened and as children we perceive no better prize than the chance to take a peek into her longing little eyes and see her pretty peach, and take a bite
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Mar 4, 2016
Mar 4, 2016 at 3:07 AM UTC
With a Red Hot Fox
I'm caught swirling slipping, falling into a world of night, all full of lights and lapping luxury aligned down breezy boulevards, and I can see beauty in the streets, and meaner, in the eyes of the girls who clasp their knees together so their skirts don't show their precious cargo. Im a believer of big dreams, starlight bringing lines of fate like highways speeding down to meet and greet and she's a red hot fox and she's simmering, glimmering less as her dress is messed, she drops it and drips across the bed, lost her head in the soft white moonlight, red in the face when she sees me watching, catching breaths but laughing, squealing, yes, so give it all you got, you're quite the flower in her *** and by the morning you have both all but forgot the things you learned here. Like no matter what, it sours, stupid hours go by like swatting flies, babel's tower toppled over, under lies and little bits of broken families finding others, like themselves, sisters and brothers of the failed pursuit of happiness, with which we all are burdened and as children we perceive no better prize than the chance to take a peek into her longing little eyes and see her pretty peach, and take a bite
robert-morris
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Mar 4, 2016
Mar 4, 2016 at 3:07 AM UTC
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