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Whiskers is a word that changes  after love making with a man Hands that hold, not touch Scratchy lips, hands on my hips. Whiskers, like the warmest blanket, the safest harness, keep me honest. If I have this with a woman, she would make me godless. Venom gets me off a tingle,  like fanning singles at a stage It proxies my craving, drains my savings. Whiskers can't be heard the same. I meet a man. He hungers for my frame. Drinks me like a bottle from the top shelf. He had me on the rocks. I'm not used to bodies that aren't soft. Show me hands that touch, rough with callouses I'm learning. I'm still teething I'm seeing. Fire flickers in my belly. Men feel different. I like it. He's safe. I'm empty. I stop bleeding for blank canvases. He holds me on his shoulders like Atlas. I needed a foundation. Instead of chasing strangers I'm being taken by a man who knows the finer flavors. This is the way I'm meant to be. I can taste it.
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Jul 24, 2018
Jul 24, 2018 at 5:07 AM UTC
Whiskers - Edited by "GOOD FAT"
Whiskers is a word that changes  after love making with a man Hands that hold, not touch Scratchy lips, hands on my hips. Whiskers, like the warmest blanket, the safest harness, keep me honest. If I have this with a woman, she would make me godless. Venom gets me off a tingle,  like fanning singles at a stage It proxies my craving, drains my savings. Whiskers can't be heard the same. I meet a man. He hungers for my frame. Drinks me like a bottle from the top shelf. He had me on the rocks. I'm not used to bodies that aren't soft. Show me hands that touch, rough with callouses I'm learning. I'm still teething I'm seeing. Fire flickers in my belly. Men feel different. I like it. He's safe. I'm empty. I stop bleeding for blank canvases. He holds me on his shoulders like Atlas. I needed a foundation. Instead of chasing strangers I'm being taken by a man who knows the finer flavors. This is the way I'm meant to be. I can taste it.
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Jul 24, 2018
Jul 24, 2018 at 5:07 AM UTC
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