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Would you please let me dry my fingers on your thighs as you undress me in the bathroom where I used to faint on the sound of steam fogging up my reflection — my vision? You are here now, running tears down my chest and it is harder to breathe with one lung for the other is being held by your lips, breathing me in. I promise I wouldn’t tell a soul of your run-away bones; but only if you’d let me wilt in your lap and bathe me with your wet face and rent me for a night-in with my arms and my arms only.
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Apr 13, 2013
Apr 13, 2013 at 1:00 AM UTC
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Would you please let me dry my fingers on your thighs as you undress me in the bathroom where I used to faint on the sound of steam fogging up my reflection — my vision? You are here now, running tears down my chest and it is harder to breathe with one lung for the other is being held by your lips, breathing me in. I promise I wouldn’t tell a soul of your run-away bones; but only if you’d let me wilt in your lap and bathe me with your wet face and rent me for a night-in with my arms and my arms only.
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Apr 13, 2013
Apr 13, 2013 at 1:00 AM UTC
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