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What I wouldn't give to lay with you again. To feel the push and pull of you against my bends and bumps again; and meet in soft and solid places, your sweet urgency, as it demands my perfect patience with burning subtlety. I long to know your length again Along the length of me, and measure quiet patterns soft and slow and endlessly, to feel the aching shivers in the shallows of your spine, where shaking palms just can't resist, resting for a time. Please breathe me in again, and whisper truths about my body, with your hands and with your hips, as if I’m everything and nothing, wilder than the limits of my skin. A human Aphrodite, simply lying there beside you inhibitions slowly dying But that is all we ever were Two bodies close and buzzing Lost in silent revelry Of touching without falling.
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Oct 17, 2016
Oct 17, 2016 at 9:10 PM UTC
Again.
What I wouldn't give to lay with you again. To feel the push and pull of you against my bends and bumps again; and meet in soft and solid places, your sweet urgency, as it demands my perfect patience with burning subtlety. I long to know your length again Along the length of me, and measure quiet patterns soft and slow and endlessly, to feel the aching shivers in the shallows of your spine, where shaking palms just can't resist, resting for a time. Please breathe me in again, and whisper truths about my body, with your hands and with your hips, as if I’m everything and nothing, wilder than the limits of my skin. A human Aphrodite, simply lying there beside you inhibitions slowly dying But that is all we ever were Two bodies close and buzzing Lost in silent revelry Of touching without falling.
When memories are so real, just a thought brings it all back again.
andrea-schmidt
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Oct 17, 2016
Oct 17, 2016 at 9:10 PM UTC
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