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Dec 2012
Her eyes fluttered open after her legs
(hummingbirds and the parting of petals)
and the first thing she felt
was the way he filled her like a mold.
"I need you so much." He said
(have you ever been a craving?)
And her sigh was an acquiesce
To his acquisition of her body
Like a plot of land that he would plow
trusting him to let her bloom
(like sparrows and chariots)
Giving him time to sew (seeds)
himself back into place.
I mean it's about *** so I marked it as explicit.
Allena Faith Simone Staples
Written by
Allena Faith Simone Staples  Nashville, TN
(Nashville, TN)   
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