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This heat, my darling, is no more a sin than sigh & gasp slid shudder mouth-to-mouth. It is my love frothing; my garden blooms beyond the bliss of the sun rolling back. I’ll have you swear this heat, creature, and taste behind that pulled-down shade. Your fingertips tap the windowpane like hot-metal hooves: soon you’ll feel my throat tending to each curved. True – there’s no ape under an umbrella, as the mouths of a shade hook petals to teeth. Yet your heart-valves curl into a wide smile and tease my secrets at me underneath. Pour your breath like liquor. Lick the fire in your skin –eyes whiten to desire.
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Jul 5, 2025
Jul 5, 2025 at 4:01 AM UTC
Summer's Sonnet
This heat, my darling, is no more a sin than sigh & gasp slid shudder mouth-to-mouth. It is my love frothing; my garden blooms beyond the bliss of the sun rolling back. I’ll have you swear this heat, creature, and taste behind that pulled-down shade. Your fingertips tap the windowpane like hot-metal hooves: soon you’ll feel my throat tending to each curved. True – there’s no ape under an umbrella, as the mouths of a shade hook petals to teeth. Yet your heart-valves curl into a wide smile and tease my secrets at me underneath. Pour your breath like liquor. Lick the fire in your skin –eyes whiten to desire.
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Jul 5, 2025
Jul 5, 2025 at 4:01 AM UTC
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