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You paused to look at me as if you were browsing a book shelf and your fingers brushed ever so slightly across my skin hesitating, lingering, at my spine. Then you chose me you laid me down and opened me up it wasn’t easy because not many have read me before. Your eyes looked me up and down, side to side taking it all in, engorging yourself. You licked your fingers before you turned my pages for a steadier and more meaningful grasp. You said paper cuts were pretty and that they were safe with you. But then, you read something you didn’t like slammed the book shut and shoved it back on the shelf.
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Nov 13, 2014
Nov 13, 2014 at 12:14 AM UTC
Paper Cuts
You paused to look at me as if you were browsing a book shelf and your fingers brushed ever so slightly across my skin hesitating, lingering, at my spine. Then you chose me you laid me down and opened me up it wasn’t easy because not many have read me before. Your eyes looked me up and down, side to side taking it all in, engorging yourself. You licked your fingers before you turned my pages for a steadier and more meaningful grasp. You said paper cuts were pretty and that they were safe with you. But then, you read something you didn’t like slammed the book shut and shoved it back on the shelf.
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Nov 13, 2014
Nov 13, 2014 at 12:14 AM UTC
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