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His shoulders droop down and his skin is dark. I snake my tongue through his insecurities and blink twice as I try to stop the emotion from spreading across my face. But he already knows. Oh, he can see it underneath my shell. Water wells in my eyes and I close them to shut out the pigmentation of his irises. I drape my bare white skin across his palate tongue as he spreads color across my thighs; a blank canvas waiting to be filled. Each movement of my hips shatters my plans of detachment. Bringing me closer to his cliff.
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Apr 8, 2013
Apr 8, 2013 at 1:58 AM UTC
Palate tongue
His shoulders droop down and his skin is dark. I snake my tongue through his insecurities and blink twice as I try to stop the emotion from spreading across my face. But he already knows. Oh, he can see it underneath my shell. Water wells in my eyes and I close them to shut out the pigmentation of his irises. I drape my bare white skin across his palate tongue as he spreads color across my thighs; a blank canvas waiting to be filled. Each movement of my hips shatters my plans of detachment. Bringing me closer to his cliff.
jasmine-h
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Apr 8, 2013
Apr 8, 2013 at 1:58 AM UTC
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