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Our bodies lie next to eachother Juxtaposing In such contrasting perfection Your shoulder supplants as my pillow Our lips touching satisfy my every urge Each nibble on the neck acts as a reminder of why we are here Love. So practical and enjoyable But you can see in my eyes, I wonder why. My mind questions my bodies And its desire, its yearning, in its simplest form, its want to be held. Though- I am able to turn my back toward you, curl my legs to yours and forget this question for one more minute.
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Nov 21, 2013
Nov 21, 2013 at 3:20 PM UTC
Wondering why my mind wanders before dawn.
Our bodies lie next to eachother Juxtaposing In such contrasting perfection Your shoulder supplants as my pillow Our lips touching satisfy my every urge Each nibble on the neck acts as a reminder of why we are here Love. So practical and enjoyable But you can see in my eyes, I wonder why. My mind questions my bodies And its desire, its yearning, in its simplest form, its want to be held. Though- I am able to turn my back toward you, curl my legs to yours and forget this question for one more minute.
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Nov 21, 2013
Nov 21, 2013 at 3:20 PM UTC
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