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Armor Me

Mold me a helm of platinum. Plate my neck in ornate roses and arc both breasts in tongues of steel. Spill an hourglass of silver sheets to silhouette each torso curve. Sculpt iron vines over each hip. Caress my keep in chastened press; form gold like liquid down my legs. Engrave a crest of two joined doves upon my hexagonal shield. String leather sheathes with your golden hair. Equip a morning star with spires that mock the dullness at your rest, yet forge my sword of diamond strength formidable as your excited state. Look on me where I stand armored. Embrace away my fancied suit. Please… lay me down, Love, gently Love, and place a flower in my hair.
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Written by
dionne-charlet
Published
Nov 3, 2016
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23·119
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A sensual poem forged in the will of submission.

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#love#medieval#renaissance#blacksmith#blacksmithing
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