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Passion, Pain & Pleasure

she wants to be a child again. splashing in puddles with her rain boots on. Now he holds her hand but stands five feet away when she sees a puddle. jealous looks falling like Buckeyes. Knocking her on the head so rude – those damn squirrels. apparently things are changing, she’s not even aware. splashing and laughing just as she did yesterday, just as she will tomorrow… if she has the time. she didn’t want him to see her cry. He has before, but each time feels different and each time she tries to be strong. lips quivering, her vision becomes blurred as she furiously bats her lashes desperately trying to stay strong… but no. a drop, two drops of weakness fall. she confesses everything, more weakness exposed. it hurts… don’t fall… don’t fail… These words cannot possibly do her passion justice. They were made to be together.
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nicole-lourette
American
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Sep 14, 2010
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