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Marmalade and Caviar

Before me she lies; a living tender feast Her limbs yield like cream on a platter of sheets, I want to consume her flesh like caviar, In small greedy bites from a spoon made of bone So every inch of her body knows it’s never alone Subtle tart raspberries cresting pale colored peach The flat plane of her stomach an endless stretch of beach A thin sheen of honey clings to her limbs Spreading and gathering from my touch, on a whim Here lies my passion, she whispers to me but the truth cannot lie so easily; It spreads simple & sweet, unassuming & neat; Marmalade yielding in a luxe sea of heat Hence I remember, lest I forget, it was her smile that caught me, her smile that sought me, and her smile that taught me to love.
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