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I see only dark alleys and hear dull talk, Max said, *** imbecillitate corporis vita as the Romans might have said. She has gone from me and off to another; flittering from man to man like some butterfly, flapping her wings, her bright colourings, le papillon I named her. Well named the ***** Should have torn off her wings when I had her last. Spread wings and open arms. La chienne. She promised much as they all do while being filled and her fruits adored. Now I have only her stale perfume. Wounds where her talons scratched. But there was love once, once upon a time as tale tellers begin. That time in that Parisian hotel room where she undressed me to the sound of some French **** (on the radio) singing an aria from La Boheme. She so anxious for it that she almost began without me. Time comes, time goes. I see only dark alleys and hear dull talk. I do remember the mouthing of her fruit, the ******* of her toes.
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Nov 6, 2016
Nov 6, 2016 at 7:26 AM UTC
MAX'S MOANS.
I see only dark alleys and hear dull talk, Max said, *** imbecillitate corporis vita as the Romans might have said. She has gone from me and off to another; flittering from man to man like some butterfly, flapping her wings, her bright colourings, le papillon I named her. Well named the ***** Should have torn off her wings when I had her last. Spread wings and open arms. La chienne. She promised much as they all do while being filled and her fruits adored. Now I have only her stale perfume. Wounds where her talons scratched. But there was love once, once upon a time as tale tellers begin. That time in that Parisian hotel room where she undressed me to the sound of some French **** (on the radio) singing an aria from La Boheme. She so anxious for it that she almost began without me. Time comes, time goes. I see only dark alleys and hear dull talk. I do remember the mouthing of her fruit, the ******* of her toes.
A MAN RECALLS A LOST BETRAYING LOVER.
TerryCollett
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Nov 6, 2016
Nov 6, 2016 at 7:26 AM UTC
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