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Smoke-skinned blind

If I had a fly for every beautiful smile that was cast my way, I would have a swarm around a corpse, full of twisted hearts and wishes unmade. All things fall victim at the end of a cigarette butt like my will quivering as smoke leaves your lips. Waterfalling, out pours my will. I start to wonder what sin tastes like again as Valerie gives me a drag, lipstick stained. All things fall victim at the end of a cigarette butt, and of lips blood red that laugh at smoke that escapes from teeth... that would tear your skin happily. Valerie's lipstick would smear down your neck as my teeth carve the stone that make it. You don't know what the light did to me. The bold shadows that shaped your ,already, stone polished neck... Those same shadows covered my eyes... And what I found in my shallow lenses of Valerie's was... Your cherry blossomed lips and breath petals moving left my skin wet to the touch. And still hot from the sin...
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victoria-beale
For You?
Written by
victoria-beale
Published
Aug 31, 2015
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74·174
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Everybody sacrifices something at the alter of love

- my dear friend

Sorry I've been away for awhile! Good to be back!

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