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Your clothes can’t cover my memory doe eyed girl full of intrigue despite her, she became a woman breast that lay with you such a fluid form for a body so firm like god couldn’t decide with you I however have made up my mind I am not your creator but I can destroy you even the wrecking ball eventually erects new structures The French call it “Little Death” I’ve named it after a pair of monuments to a moment, glimpsed through thighs up to you hungry tongue lashing out words cropped from two bodies in solidarity
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Sep 5, 2013
Sep 5, 2013 at 5:49 PM UTC
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Your clothes can’t cover my memory doe eyed girl full of intrigue despite her, she became a woman breast that lay with you such a fluid form for a body so firm like god couldn’t decide with you I however have made up my mind I am not your creator but I can destroy you even the wrecking ball eventually erects new structures The French call it “Little Death” I’ve named it after a pair of monuments to a moment, glimpsed through thighs up to you hungry tongue lashing out words cropped from two bodies in solidarity
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Sep 5, 2013
Sep 5, 2013 at 5:49 PM UTC
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