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I saw your beauty, and I could not breathe. speechless, breathless, helpless— air suctioned right from my lungs, dry and barren, only my eyes were alive. I relish in the sight before me, worshipping with sinful habits. I fell to my knees, peering up through my lashes to meet your gaze. my mouth watered and my body trembled, begging with my eyes to have my wish granted. you knew all that I wanted, and all I wanted you gave to me.
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Mar 20, 2019
Mar 20, 2019 at 9:50 AM UTC
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I saw your beauty, and I could not breathe. speechless, breathless, helpless— air suctioned right from my lungs, dry and barren, only my eyes were alive. I relish in the sight before me, worshipping with sinful habits. I fell to my knees, peering up through my lashes to meet your gaze. my mouth watered and my body trembled, begging with my eyes to have my wish granted. you knew all that I wanted, and all I wanted you gave to me.
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20/F/Texas, USA
Mar 20, 2019
Mar 20, 2019 at 9:50 AM UTC
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