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Saturday Market

Bursting cherries remind me of the vibrancy of your curious lips Juicy peaches drippin' down your chin; a memory from years before. Sour lemons perking you up, for the hungry kiss. Oranges glisten as they mimic sundown in the city. Sunsets gleam orange and yellow, illuminating crowds of individuals, morphing everyone into no-one. Alone, you peak through; standing with intention and innocence among the shadows and empty bodies, admiring Mother Nature's harvest. You stand there looking as sweet as a fig; as wild and ripe as a strawberry, just waiting to get eaten. Just waiting for me to place my lips so delicately around the curve of your ripened body.
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Written by
zippysoul
24 / F
Published
Sep 2, 2018
Lines·Words
51·110
Tags
#market#city#sunset#gay#content#strawberry#wine
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