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your lips have melted iron tasted the wicked, subtle, penny-bitter condensation off of my skin and within myself within that place i’m so sorry that it wasn’t the smooth cold of porcelain you’re used to but i think part of you likes that it’s not you want me to cut up your tongue, just a little that’s all you’ve ever wanted someone to love you fiercely. uncontrollably. is this really what you wanted?
and to think i hold so much back, so tightly, for both your sake and mine. my sweet darling it is simply pandemonium
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Nov 21, 2019
Nov 21, 2019 at 8:30 PM UTC
if my blood was the same color as your eyes then maybe i could fall asleep to the sight
your lips have melted iron tasted the wicked, subtle, penny-bitter condensation off of my skin and within myself within that place i’m so sorry that it wasn’t the smooth cold of porcelain you’re used to but i think part of you likes that it’s not you want me to cut up your tongue, just a little that’s all you’ve ever wanted someone to love you fiercely. uncontrollably. is this really what you wanted?
and to think i hold so much back, so tightly, for both your sake and mine. my sweet darling it is simply pandemonium
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Nov 21, 2019
Nov 21, 2019 at 8:30 PM UTC
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