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her skin

she wears her sexuality

like a badge

proudly, daring you to judge

laughing at your judgement

it stares out at you

through her soulful eyes

her face deceptively innocent

a sultry smile washes innocence away

her body, full and soft, seductive

calls to you, primal yearnings

her head bobs and dips, hips

swaying to her own rhythm

bruised remnants of passion

mark her skin, and make you want

to be the lips, the teeth, the tongue

the one who meets, and matches

in a dimly lit room, an unseen fire

roars, its heat felt, given into

her voice, her moans, her cries

the fire that you feed, that feeds you

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michael-acosta
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Jun 11, 2011
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©2011 Michael Acosta

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