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She slipped out of her clothes The little black dress I always envision her dropping to the floor Before we hit the bed running on euphoric overload She got off on the way I destroyed her ego to enlighten her submitting to the sado maso Christ within I was the second coming of her consciousness slurred slurping ships of my ambrosia loaded god-complex from her lips dripping wet sweetness down the curves of honey-softness O What it does to her hips quivering tingling writhing wet When I crucify her. Pin her to the mattress What she meant to say was she wanted Stigmata To really feel the pain/pleasure switch To strike and choke her Because of daddy-issue reasons This is that atonement Bad Bad Baby girl battered beat red stripped down back to her Electra Complex The light again From plateaus bound by peaks until ****** Alpha Omega A little death. Reborn where it begins
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Aug 24, 2014
Aug 24, 2014 at 11:51 PM UTC
Sadomaso-Christ Consciousness
She slipped out of her clothes The little black dress I always envision her dropping to the floor Before we hit the bed running on euphoric overload She got off on the way I destroyed her ego to enlighten her submitting to the sado maso Christ within I was the second coming of her consciousness slurred slurping ships of my ambrosia loaded god-complex from her lips dripping wet sweetness down the curves of honey-softness O What it does to her hips quivering tingling writhing wet When I crucify her. Pin her to the mattress What she meant to say was she wanted Stigmata To really feel the pain/pleasure switch To strike and choke her Because of daddy-issue reasons This is that atonement Bad Bad Baby girl battered beat red stripped down back to her Electra Complex The light again From plateaus bound by peaks until ****** Alpha Omega A little death. Reborn where it begins
euphoric bliss wrapped webbing back to the heaven we create on a more physical plane
kenny
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Aug 24, 2014
Aug 24, 2014 at 11:51 PM UTC
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