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Demure, you come to me; With virginal hesitation, You set aside your grace You're made imperfect In between my sheets, Corrupted by my heavy gaze. As our flesh becomes united You are torn asunder, To illuminate my darkest chasms And render my soul anew. Pure and clean I emerge From the church of your arms As you lie destitute in my Hell. You break yourself each night For my salvation. Your sin, my holiest sacrament, Your body and blood make me whole.
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Aug 10, 2014
Aug 10, 2014 at 1:09 AM UTC
Sacrilege
Demure, you come to me; With virginal hesitation, You set aside your grace You're made imperfect In between my sheets, Corrupted by my heavy gaze. As our flesh becomes united You are torn asunder, To illuminate my darkest chasms And render my soul anew. Pure and clean I emerge From the church of your arms As you lie destitute in my Hell. You break yourself each night For my salvation. Your sin, my holiest sacrament, Your body and blood make me whole.
brianna-elise
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Aug 10, 2014
Aug 10, 2014 at 1:09 AM UTC
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