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Vespertine

Invariably, You prefer to come To me in the dark. "You're more my temperature then," You once said. I'm not much of a thermometer, But I am the eurythmy To each syllable you give In such settled shadow. A play of murmurs and fingertips, You once named this. Always I see a wreath in your hair, In colors of Persia, Textures of night, And the soft blended lines Of you I know Infallibly.
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Written by
Carlo-C-Gomez
56 / M / The Exclusion Zone
Published
Nov 30, 2019
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17·73
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Vespertine - occurring in the evening.

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#love#romance#romantic#night#evening#intimacy#sex#foreplay#marriage#beautiful
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