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Oct 2019
He comes in without a word
undresses and points at me
from his golden locks of hair

with the power of his lordship
the natural armament of men
overbearing and selfish

but an overwhelming pleasure
when it enters me, rhythmically
taking me into ecstasies

making me drift
beyond any awareness
of ****** limits

Afterward, again
the wonder of the birdie
growing

with the slightest touch
of my lips, my tongue
and his desire
“Lady Chatterley's lover”, chapter 14 (1928, David H. Lawrence)

Collection “Eyes lips chest and belly"
Zywa
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