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It was me. Real not surrogate, behind the words. A way of lips, without you, with few things to disengage upon, what the agony demands. On skin, a lump was rising― straight from the animal instinct, discussing the religion of predators. A manhood was in peril, unregarded by otherness. You want to collect the scars now. Because you belong to me like a moon to earth. We both were moving in different orbits, trying to touch each other, undying, for sun. It breaks the heart, when it is moonless night.
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Nov 28, 2017
Nov 28, 2017 at 7:39 PM UTC
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It was me. Real not surrogate, behind the words. A way of lips, without you, with few things to disengage upon, what the agony demands. On skin, a lump was rising― straight from the animal instinct, discussing the religion of predators. A manhood was in peril, unregarded by otherness. You want to collect the scars now. Because you belong to me like a moon to earth. We both were moving in different orbits, trying to touch each other, undying, for sun. It breaks the heart, when it is moonless night.
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Nov 28, 2017
Nov 28, 2017 at 7:39 PM UTC
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