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The Nine Hour Kiss

I kissed a woman today for nine hours. It felt like nine seconds. Who knew a bandage could feel this good being ripped off? I smiled at the moon for the first time in two months. Laughter led to sleep. Lips led to hips. I read her like a book, and highlighted all the best parts for later.
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Oct 23, 2010
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