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Slumping on upwards with her kiss in my hair, A circle of knees are her musical chairs and pearls fat as the moon glint in the gloom as we fall forehead-first up a full flight of stairs. *(Pink balloons at the mouth of a party, inflating, For a kiss on the cheek you can watch me ******* him…)* I tell you I love you, All sullen and dainty, and that even the death-wish I’ve flirted with lately paints trails on my faces and colours me saintly, But you want me most (and don’t try to deny it) when my bones and groans and eyes all imply it… when pushed against an emergency door and our shoes like petals are stuck to the floor and I realise as I unpick your flies just what my ******* hands are for. “There’s a boy over there – don’t look so embarrassed! he’s up by the bar and he’s utterly ****** and do you think that he’s ever been kissed… (said with a wink) quite like this?” “So how much did you miss it? The dancing and dirt?” You press crooked grins to the stripes on my shirt, folded over my shoulder like a toy that needs winding. I balance out all of your gnawing with grinding, stamping my lust to the floor like a soldier.
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Sep 2, 2013
Sep 2, 2013 at 9:59 AM UTC
soldier
Slumping on upwards with her kiss in my hair, A circle of knees are her musical chairs and pearls fat as the moon glint in the gloom as we fall forehead-first up a full flight of stairs. *(Pink balloons at the mouth of a party, inflating, For a kiss on the cheek you can watch me ******* him…)* I tell you I love you, All sullen and dainty, and that even the death-wish I’ve flirted with lately paints trails on my faces and colours me saintly, But you want me most (and don’t try to deny it) when my bones and groans and eyes all imply it… when pushed against an emergency door and our shoes like petals are stuck to the floor and I realise as I unpick your flies just what my ******* hands are for. “There’s a boy over there – don’t look so embarrassed! he’s up by the bar and he’s utterly ****** and do you think that he’s ever been kissed… (said with a wink) quite like this?” “So how much did you miss it? The dancing and dirt?” You press crooked grins to the stripes on my shirt, folded over my shoulder like a toy that needs winding. I balance out all of your gnawing with grinding, stamping my lust to the floor like a soldier.
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Sep 2, 2013
Sep 2, 2013 at 9:59 AM UTC
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