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A body still from excitement Head to the sky, waiting A whole frosted dance is about to appear Earth’s colossal yet gentle hands grab the sun And turn off the gleaming lights Darkness Restful darkness The ample wind covers the area Like an invisible curtain of chilled silk Then a moment of calm Everything is still As if a single picture was taken Vibrant silver angels in their white cotton Fall from endless stage in the sky Embodying the frozen air Thrusting their ****** dance As they float towards the ground These suggestive pale dancers Land on your still excited body Using it as their new birthed platform They use their sensual ballet To send ice cold stings through your bones To bring a ****** tingle to your mind Until your heart ******* to a perky smile. This is called the seductive winter dance Able to make your mouth gleam And your soul tickle Embrace the frigid sensation As you give birth to your inner thrill
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Jun 15, 2010
Jun 15, 2010 at 9:11 PM UTC
Seductive Winter Dance
A body still from excitement Head to the sky, waiting A whole frosted dance is about to appear Earth’s colossal yet gentle hands grab the sun And turn off the gleaming lights Darkness Restful darkness The ample wind covers the area Like an invisible curtain of chilled silk Then a moment of calm Everything is still As if a single picture was taken Vibrant silver angels in their white cotton Fall from endless stage in the sky Embodying the frozen air Thrusting their ****** dance As they float towards the ground These suggestive pale dancers Land on your still excited body Using it as their new birthed platform They use their sensual ballet To send ice cold stings through your bones To bring a ****** tingle to your mind Until your heart ******* to a perky smile. This is called the seductive winter dance Able to make your mouth gleam And your soul tickle Embrace the frigid sensation As you give birth to your inner thrill
©2008 Paul Celano
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Jun 15, 2010
Jun 15, 2010 at 9:11 PM UTC
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