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Your taste runs like kerosene in my veins, Our kisses, heated, sending my insides aflame; I spontaneously combust, lover. Skin to skin, your mouth is concentrated sin You make lose my morals, the lust is building; Blinding, my pupils burn; Yours darken with something primal, tensions thickening; The anticipation's sinking right into my gut, I feel your touch calloused fingertips dancing up my thighs, teasing. Your body glistening with sweat, trailing down south I follow the track hungrily with my mouth but it doesn't seem enough. Our hearts beat fast like the ticking of a timebomb nearing detonation; We're going to detonate, my love. We're going to burst in fancy colors like fireworks gone haywire, the bed is our sky. We're going to get lost among the sheets, like sailing across familiar seas. The moonlight, dangerously bright they seem to shine from your eyes but they darken with something like clouds on a stormy night. And I'm not sure if there really is a God but tonight I kept calling his name yours interspersed in between heavy breathing, our pants sounding like broken notes of some orchestrated masterpiece and the crescendo's nearing. Our pulse following the rising melody I am mesmerized, out of control I am lost amidst the euphoria right now with you
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Feb 11, 2016
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