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Men like to lay their heads on my thighs and pray They like to hear the rhythm of my heart throughout the day My body feels like a cloud, pulling them away From reality, they stare at me, as if I am a piece Of art in a museum, but it's one they cannot lease It is owned by the gallery and sometimes you can ask If you can borrow all of it to complete your little task And sometimes, if you're lucky, you will get to touch All of the marble curves it has, it's thighs, it's lips, and such
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Jul 19, 2017
Jul 19, 2017 at 10:35 PM UTC
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Men like to lay their heads on my thighs and pray They like to hear the rhythm of my heart throughout the day My body feels like a cloud, pulling them away From reality, they stare at me, as if I am a piece Of art in a museum, but it's one they cannot lease It is owned by the gallery and sometimes you can ask If you can borrow all of it to complete your little task And sometimes, if you're lucky, you will get to touch All of the marble curves it has, it's thighs, it's lips, and such
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