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Someone Else's Lover

How am I dry When years of anticipation are melting like a glacier? All I’ve ever wanted Is standing at the end of my bed With his cold hands pulling apart my thighs So why am I fighting so hard To get out of my head? When he looked into my eyes I saw guilt staring back at me. When he kissed my lips, He hated that they tasted unmistakably mine And not of his lovers. Our timings never been “okay”, I should have taken that as a sign To keep this a fantasy.
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Dec 18, 2021
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#lovers#affair#cheating#fantasy
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