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I slept with one of my teachers in high school. We used to barter with fleeting, salty kisses behind the musty curtain of the old auditorium. The whiskers he'd been shaving since I was seven always chaffed my chin a little. In a good way. We coated ourselves in sputtered dust under the stage when we were supposed to be building the set for 'Annie'. He would cradle my thighs in his think hands and slowly peel the clothes away. He put me on top of the chorus' baby grand and made love to me like I was grown Because, I was the eyelash swimming in his retina and he couldn't look away. Until snickering waves of adultery swept around the room and made the springs of the folding chairs squeak. I felt the electric panic ripple through his body before it pooled in his eyes and dripped down his face like syrup.
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Jul 1, 2011
Jul 1, 2011 at 8:04 AM UTC
Annie
I slept with one of my teachers in high school. We used to barter with fleeting, salty kisses behind the musty curtain of the old auditorium. The whiskers he'd been shaving since I was seven always chaffed my chin a little. In a good way. We coated ourselves in sputtered dust under the stage when we were supposed to be building the set for 'Annie'. He would cradle my thighs in his think hands and slowly peel the clothes away. He put me on top of the chorus' baby grand and made love to me like I was grown Because, I was the eyelash swimming in his retina and he couldn't look away. Until snickering waves of adultery swept around the room and made the springs of the folding chairs squeak. I felt the electric panic ripple through his body before it pooled in his eyes and dripped down his face like syrup.
georgina-ann
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Jul 1, 2011
Jul 1, 2011 at 8:04 AM UTC
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