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A Natural Act

by Ryan P. Kinney and Dawn Richardson Created from prompts by J.M. Romig, Dawn Richardson, and Ryan P. Kinney She loves him like a fire, Enveloping, holding, and caressing the wood, While slowly consuming every part of him Shaking off clothes like the leaves in autumn Their bodies exposed, Changing from a wan pallor To a flushed crimson hue Their bodies burn, Breathe drifts like smoke into the skyline The mountains fuck their horizons The dragon flies and dragonflies in the dusking night The snow blanketed world deadens the sound of his beating heart Her tide slowly recedes into him The delicate wax of his heart melts under her fury She swallows his cries Babies sleep soundly Created at the Winter Writing Workshop (Dec. 27, 2015), HEYMAN! Productions
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