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moonlight hours

by steeltulips

you let your body go  heavy, limp,   you are draped over me. your broad shoulders slightly rise and fall to the rhythm of your breath bare skin to bare skin the minuscule space between our sillouettes radiates heat and energy the moonlight shines in through the window just enough to see the freckles sprinkled on your back the sheets are tangled at the tips of our toes my little toes and your larger ones i drift in and out of sleep each time remembering that i have you and my lungs fill with satisfaction and peace you are slightly too heavy for me to sleep deeply but i  never want the weight of you to leave my frame
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Oct 16, 2016
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