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the absent embrace of your lips holds a vast expanse of emptiness any moment I believe your tongue might summon me, your slave, your willing servant to the precipice of your peach glossed cupid's bow hot breath and highlight infused sweat tittered in between our intimate moments our cheeks rubbed against one another our mouths overwhelmed, dripped in lustful saturation your taste had always been pomegranate your neck, salty as wild rice I recall your gasps excited by my mouth of bitter cocoa my skin loud, mimicking our Kush clouds its sad to believe we have lingered silently, mere inches between our navels our hands tracing each other's sorrow each finger pricked against a broken heart I'd like to believe our end was softer gentle like your hips the continual pressing of forgiveness against us, between us, within us whispered from your long lost lover pressed against your glistening lip
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Mar 3, 2020
Mar 3, 2020 at 10:24 AM UTC
forgiveness.
the absent embrace of your lips holds a vast expanse of emptiness any moment I believe your tongue might summon me, your slave, your willing servant to the precipice of your peach glossed cupid's bow hot breath and highlight infused sweat tittered in between our intimate moments our cheeks rubbed against one another our mouths overwhelmed, dripped in lustful saturation your taste had always been pomegranate your neck, salty as wild rice I recall your gasps excited by my mouth of bitter cocoa my skin loud, mimicking our Kush clouds its sad to believe we have lingered silently, mere inches between our navels our hands tracing each other's sorrow each finger pricked against a broken heart I'd like to believe our end was softer gentle like your hips the continual pressing of forgiveness against us, between us, within us whispered from your long lost lover pressed against your glistening lip
old lovers still hold feelings.
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32/F/Hickory NC
Mar 3, 2020
Mar 3, 2020 at 10:24 AM UTC
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