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bed beast

she lays on the bed in front of me. bare skin all over. i lift my shirt off at the foot off her bed. how little faith the night has in me, putting money on my exhaustion. we pull the covers over us, my face in her neck. scratch, bite, pull, push. my hair goes from unkept to untame like a lion's mane in the dry heat of the sun. and like a lion, i feast on her body. the curves below and above her hips. her shoulders, the nape of her neck. minutes turn to hours and her breathing in my ear reminds me of our pulses. the most holy moment of my life remakes itself almost every day and night and spills over into the morning all over itself. no patience. but i keep it to a dull roar. at the last moment, we find ourselves breathless and still wanting more.
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Written by
m-lundy
American
Published
Jan 17, 2011
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Copyright 2010 M.E. Lundy

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