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am I you what am I without you its not your fault don’t cry for me don’t confuse me I love you don’t leave me don’t have *** like it's nothing don’t look at her naked body with the same eyes that you looked upon mine don’t let me breathe a life saving breath while you’re in her let me wallow in saturated agony let me be in pain let me feel the extent of my own emotions and eventually for a bee that carries three times its weight isn’t meant to last let me go into that valley of death that idyll that probable hell where I may but suffer the more, take me there. give me a smallest crumb more let me lick your fingers I must see if I could still summon that sweet syrup love that burns as it exits my bellybutton let it then lapse away so I may forget and when he finds his way back to my dirt trail I'll never stop walking I will pick him up and nourish his soul with my own so his stomach fills and he is more whole and I am more hole
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Aug 11, 2018
Aug 11, 2018 at 5:13 PM UTC
Nighttime Haunts
am I you what am I without you its not your fault don’t cry for me don’t confuse me I love you don’t leave me don’t have *** like it's nothing don’t look at her naked body with the same eyes that you looked upon mine don’t let me breathe a life saving breath while you’re in her let me wallow in saturated agony let me be in pain let me feel the extent of my own emotions and eventually for a bee that carries three times its weight isn’t meant to last let me go into that valley of death that idyll that probable hell where I may but suffer the more, take me there. give me a smallest crumb more let me lick your fingers I must see if I could still summon that sweet syrup love that burns as it exits my bellybutton let it then lapse away so I may forget and when he finds his way back to my dirt trail I'll never stop walking I will pick him up and nourish his soul with my own so his stomach fills and he is more whole and I am more hole
jillian-3
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Aug 11, 2018
Aug 11, 2018 at 5:13 PM UTC
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