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how i know i can't swim, we somehow drifted apart and i could have taken the advise of Moses, and split the waters in between us in two, -but tell me if love wasn't made for two while i butter you up with sweet words to have you as a spread still feeling anxious as two ticks of a message, still unread. ....._tying, tying,_ i still doubt i'm your type, that sort of guy you like cos he liked you first,- you must call me cute and i feel myself trapped in an  unwelcome phenomenon -really feeling acute but if you could feast on my eyes, you'd fall prey to your hunger, if i gave the right look. maybe i should tattoo my words for their intentions to stick but even a subtle taste, bite and a lick, can at times overstep the tingles rushing down to your feet. so i do prefer to kiss but before the kiss, tell me if we'll be trading skin for skin, or shedding skin off skin cos we both know kiss will always rhyme with hiss.
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Nov 9, 2023
Nov 9, 2023 at 2:28 PM UTC
before the kissssss
how i know i can't swim, we somehow drifted apart and i could have taken the advise of Moses, and split the waters in between us in two, -but tell me if love wasn't made for two while i butter you up with sweet words to have you as a spread still feeling anxious as two ticks of a message, still unread. ....._tying, tying,_ i still doubt i'm your type, that sort of guy you like cos he liked you first,- you must call me cute and i feel myself trapped in an  unwelcome phenomenon -really feeling acute but if you could feast on my eyes, you'd fall prey to your hunger, if i gave the right look. maybe i should tattoo my words for their intentions to stick but even a subtle taste, bite and a lick, can at times overstep the tingles rushing down to your feet. so i do prefer to kiss but before the kiss, tell me if we'll be trading skin for skin, or shedding skin off skin cos we both know kiss will always rhyme with hiss.
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27/M/Zimbabwe
Nov 9, 2023
Nov 9, 2023 at 2:28 PM UTC
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