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diamonds in my mouth

by justapipe-dream

when they speak of your soul as monstrous, as unkind i stare at them in confusion for you don’t really come to mind both victims of a kindless crime it’s no surprise we lack the tender touch that others seem to crave to which we won’t again surrender i’ve got diamonds in my mouth and by your tongue were they delivered they’re rougher, there’s no doubt, than the look your eyes have whispered
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25 / Cisgender Female
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justapipe-dream
25 / Cisgender Female
Published
Nov 6, 2016
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1m
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#love#kiss#pain#sadness#hope#hurt#soul#diamonds#tender
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