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What You Wore

I don't need no chains and whips, sparks fly from my fingertips. Magic, the way you move your hips. Magic, when you part your lips. I'm no sage, but I can enlighten. You crawl to me, you are not frightened. Sweat and blood, muscles tighten. Draw the shades, don't let the light in. You kneel before me, I can't ignore. You rake my skin, I ask for more. I part your legs and kiss your core. Falling from you, what you wore.
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Written by
Tyler_Matthew
27 / M / U.S.
Published
Aug 7, 2017
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26·82
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#sex#sexuality#skin#love#passion#romance#bedroom#booty#sweat#body
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