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Sugar

I licked the laughter off of your lip and bit your bloodied ear while you told me you still hear them whisper sometimes. So I sli--d my hand to your waist We knew about the city scream outside, the smog that creeps around every almost dream and breathes gently into our lungs. We could tell you matter-of-fact about the week long drag and the people all bedraggled making their last way back home. We were somehow worrying that the sauntering (So sleek! So stealthy!) reality would snatch us away--since it does and it does-- But instead you flicked your speech quickly along my spine as I Ahhh---ummm Kissed your hip-- So divine!
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carmen-e
American
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Dec 24, 2010
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