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Jun 2014
In seven years every cell in my body will be replaced and you will have never ....
laid your hand apon my thigh
Stroked my cheek as you told me everything I wanted to hear
Held my hand as you lead me to your room
Grazed my ribs as my shirt came off
Grasped my breast as you clawed for closeness
Kissed my neck till I gave you my lips
Nuzzled against every part of me till I giggled like a little girl
Moaned my name till I let my walls crash down

But in seven years time every cell in your body will be replaced
And I will have never
Laid in the crease of your arm like it was my only home
Kissed your lips like they gave me life
Cuddled with you like you were the only solace I had
Talked to you like you were the only one listening
Trusted you like you were the only truth I'd ever know

Because in seven years you will be a newer you and I a newer I and what will our bodies remember of the week we two fell in lust
Wrote this on my dinner break my emotions wouldn't stop reeling
Elizabeth mikol
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Elizabeth mikol  Wonderland
(Wonderland)   
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   Cassie Stoddard and Taylor
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