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You usually make breakfast, But this morning you were in bed. To find your arms around me, On your shoulder lies my head. You normally don't use perfume, So I breathe in the human smell, Your arms around me get tighter, Longing, is what our actions yell. I nuzzle my face to your collarbones, Your face buried in my hair. I pulled your ear and said, "Make breakfast, I'm hungry. We can just share." But you laughed as you bit my ear, "But I'm already having it. You're my breakfast in bed."
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Mar 26, 2016
Mar 26, 2016 at 9:22 PM UTC
breakfast
You usually make breakfast, But this morning you were in bed. To find your arms around me, On your shoulder lies my head. You normally don't use perfume, So I breathe in the human smell, Your arms around me get tighter, Longing, is what our actions yell. I nuzzle my face to your collarbones, Your face buried in my hair. I pulled your ear and said, "Make breakfast, I'm hungry. We can just share." But you laughed as you bit my ear, "But I'm already having it. You're my breakfast in bed."
i can be a morning person too, if i wake up to you, wjh.
lunar-love
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Mar 26, 2016
Mar 26, 2016 at 9:22 PM UTC
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