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Watch for her fangs, She digs deep into your throat Tearing quick through flesh Like two needles into wool Easily and noiselessly Your skin fires to a new sensation, You then hear angels sing, Loved ones humming, A soothing melody like in a cave Echoes dying out farther And so you let your eyelids down To see with the mind, Cheerful faces and white gowns Standing around a milky fountain, Overflowing onto the snowy floor Streaming slowly into a little pool Lying in it, the white queen Visible, the smooth skin on her thighs, Appearing briefly as she turns, You swallow hard and loud Her long white hair falls on the shoulders, And just enough to cover the twin deer But not what your mind can see The perfect curve lines running around them Appearing soft like cotton candy She raises her hand, grabbing yours Pulling you slowly into the milky pool Letting you sit between her legs As your back rests in her chest, Your skin rubbing smoothly against hers, Wrapping her arms around you Your head rests on one shoulder Her mouth close to your ear, A gentle whisper, hissing lightly, Steadily calming your heart beat You feel the warmth of her breath, Like steam from a cup of hot coffee Moisturizing the skin on your neck A point when it all freezes The humming stops, Fountain freezes along with the stream And suddenly, a prickle like, Sharp and intense, But only for a second Then time runs again, A single drop of red, Splashing into the snowy pool, Slowly, it appears to dissolve But fades not And suddenly, a rumbling Sweeping through like a wave A moment when all changes Many black cloaks surrounding Red spreads quickly from the tiny drop Filling up the pool, into the little stream, Then the floor, and lastly the fountain Her long hair now looks deep red The air smells dead, metallic Her breath and flesh, cold She howls, flashing her fangs And the shadows cheer The vampire queen!!!
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Apr 24, 2016
Apr 24, 2016 at 12:25 PM UTC
Her majesty (adult)
Watch for her fangs, She digs deep into your throat Tearing quick through flesh Like two needles into wool Easily and noiselessly Your skin fires to a new sensation, You then hear angels sing, Loved ones humming, A soothing melody like in a cave Echoes dying out farther And so you let your eyelids down To see with the mind, Cheerful faces and white gowns Standing around a milky fountain, Overflowing onto the snowy floor Streaming slowly into a little pool Lying in it, the white queen Visible, the smooth skin on her thighs, Appearing briefly as she turns, You swallow hard and loud Her long white hair falls on the shoulders, And just enough to cover the twin deer But not what your mind can see The perfect curve lines running around them Appearing soft like cotton candy She raises her hand, grabbing yours Pulling you slowly into the milky pool Letting you sit between her legs As your back rests in her chest, Your skin rubbing smoothly against hers, Wrapping her arms around you Your head rests on one shoulder Her mouth close to your ear, A gentle whisper, hissing lightly, Steadily calming your heart beat You feel the warmth of her breath, Like steam from a cup of hot coffee Moisturizing the skin on your neck A point when it all freezes The humming stops, Fountain freezes along with the stream And suddenly, a prickle like, Sharp and intense, But only for a second Then time runs again, A single drop of red, Splashing into the snowy pool, Slowly, it appears to dissolve But fades not And suddenly, a rumbling Sweeping through like a wave A moment when all changes Many black cloaks surrounding Red spreads quickly from the tiny drop Filling up the pool, into the little stream, Then the floor, and lastly the fountain Her long hair now looks deep red The air smells dead, metallic Her breath and flesh, cold She howls, flashing her fangs And the shadows cheer The vampire queen!!!
blankets by villains glowing beauty wrapping her fangs... not specifically vampires...
kayanja-ronald-edwin
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Apr 24, 2016
Apr 24, 2016 at 12:25 PM UTC
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