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Regret

It's he whom she spent that day,

he whom she misses,

she misses his hand running up her thigh,

the other through her hair

with a slight tug, he kisses her

so passionately.

Then his hand slides along her body,

grabbing her shirt

and raising it over her head,

his bare body against hers makes her weak,

lost in the moment,

his clothes and hers on the floor,

he kisses her breast, then her lips,

they are intertwined

as their breathing gets louder and heavy,

then, both out of breath they lay

side by side, only for a moment .

He rises and dresses himself,

she  sits up still with nothing on and watches

as he walks out for the last time,

she slowly gets up and dresses and leaves,

just as he did, but with tears in her eyes.

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