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Bedroom Requiem

Lips dangling right above yours

Your hot breath sparking against my skin

Again and again

The hum drum of your greedy hands

At the sharp end of my pelvis

Pressing

Transferring jolts through the core of my body

 

Your whispers beg for more moans

Groans left to disguise the inner gears

Creaking, screaming against the friction

Turning

Endlessly

Unwillingly

Just enough

Till you closes your eyes

 

This is

Your nobility

This is

Your felicity

and my captivity

 

Your chance to shine

Against the ripples of my bare skin

Your chance for fingertips

To dance across my ****

 

My favorite part

Is hiding in the blankets

Safe from your touch

My favorite part

is clutching the wall

Reaching the temporary end

Knowing there will only be

Another day to begin

When lights darken.

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Written by
caroline-hughes
American
Published
Mar 8, 2014
Lines·Words
33·132
Notes

This is a lot more graphic and crude than my normal writing but I didn't write this for anyone else but me. It is raw. It is real. And it's here whether or not you choose to like it.

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