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I like the way you look at me. Your eyes have that little twinkle and your pupils dialate -- I can see it clearly in the pale green of your irises. The corners of your lips curl into a smile, a smirk, a grin, and the butterflies in my tummy start to flutter all over. They creep into my bloodstream and send tingles throughout my limbs, a tantalizing numbness that I'd savor 'til the end. I like the way you look at me when your fingertips graze my skin. Goosebumps raise and my heart begins to race as your hands find themselves in the right place; Thighs, hips, and behinds; ******* necks, hands tangled in hair. I see that twinkle in your eye and the grin playing on your lips, and your usual pale green eyes darken a deeper shade of lust -- or is it love? That sultry look and your bedroom eyes, the rasp of your voice and your hand on my thigh -- is this love or is this lust?
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Jun 26, 2013
Jun 26, 2013 at 12:29 AM UTC
bedroom eyes.
I like the way you look at me. Your eyes have that little twinkle and your pupils dialate -- I can see it clearly in the pale green of your irises. The corners of your lips curl into a smile, a smirk, a grin, and the butterflies in my tummy start to flutter all over. They creep into my bloodstream and send tingles throughout my limbs, a tantalizing numbness that I'd savor 'til the end. I like the way you look at me when your fingertips graze my skin. Goosebumps raise and my heart begins to race as your hands find themselves in the right place; Thighs, hips, and behinds; ******* necks, hands tangled in hair. I see that twinkle in your eye and the grin playing on your lips, and your usual pale green eyes darken a deeper shade of lust -- or is it love? That sultry look and your bedroom eyes, the rasp of your voice and your hand on my thigh -- is this love or is this lust?
written on may 29, 2013; originally posted on my blogspot as a drabble.
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Jun 26, 2013
Jun 26, 2013 at 12:29 AM UTC
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