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Alfaaz, 10

by @anurag9762

My my who tells the tales? The elaborate johnny walker way, corporal dodgeball stayed on stride- my my who rakes the age, who shapes the leg for their cotton arms to pluck, to tuck the cushion where my back will rest though my arms won't stray from the lethe of your soft leafing urge, from the sap of your prick, from the fireplace of your lips that run flyby agendas of such dark dignity that stylized the breath out of caving sun-dust, grabbed to deify, the only role we've assumed is to die right, in arms, shut-eye tight.
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