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Gently press your lips against mine, Someday I'd love to taste your wine. Hidden garden, Blooming flowers in May, Only your fruits I solely crave. "Unlaced yourself" my art revealed, I know I'd be in pain but afterward, I'd heal. Insert your piece to complete me. And as I gasp for air; whisper in my ear All the things I'd love to hear. Cold breeze and curled toes, Your soft hand grips my throat. Pull my hair and rip my clothes; till my eyes rolled and I knew then you'd touched my soul. Broken bed, not my tiny heart. Be forever and always, never apart.
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