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I never wanted a man but when I did, his chest had to feel as soft as mine; our *** was to be the kind that made buds blossom and petals fly. Thought he loves me he loves me not it doesn’t matter, he is still hot. I could not be reminded of a gun when a man wanted to press me up against a concrete wall, I wanted to think of bubblegum or August rain; soft, warm, moist things keep-me-close sort of things. I never wanted a man until I met you who had me the wettest of all things mimicking hot tea on the very small of your thigh dropping leaves for summer storms to pick up and love us, love us not, love us.
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Aug 14, 2013
Aug 14, 2013 at 6:38 PM UTC
summer fling, summer things, our fourth summer i mean
I never wanted a man but when I did, his chest had to feel as soft as mine; our *** was to be the kind that made buds blossom and petals fly. Thought he loves me he loves me not it doesn’t matter, he is still hot. I could not be reminded of a gun when a man wanted to press me up against a concrete wall, I wanted to think of bubblegum or August rain; soft, warm, moist things keep-me-close sort of things. I never wanted a man until I met you who had me the wettest of all things mimicking hot tea on the very small of your thigh dropping leaves for summer storms to pick up and love us, love us not, love us.
sarina
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Aug 14, 2013
Aug 14, 2013 at 6:38 PM UTC
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