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Kissing You

Our lips bond together. On a limb, but I reach out for the desire to press my my tongue against yours. To feel the suction of you, sucking me in ever so close. I've slightly fallen We do the tango, twisting around, turning me upside down till I feel dizzy. And juices leak from each crease of our mouths. So sweet, my ears heard a love song that was unsung. I've slightly fallen In his seduction , succulent, erotic pleasures which quench my thirst. I got a Jones. Both of them attracting at will. The steam from fevered bones. While my heart and mind plays the fiddle. Still we sip as he thrust himself gently, palming my parts as if they were gems in his hand. I've slightly fallen Like a three pierced tongue ring, our liquids spill over my lips, cheeks and chin. To taste him I am confident. For him I flow as his lady in reassurance. I've slightly fallen I'm swimming within this man's wine. But, if I should drown myself among his deletable kisses; there is unharmed because his love is my ocean. I have slightly fallen into... By Jessica Hughes aka JH_Poetry
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Dec 5, 2010
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