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Monday, September 29, 2008

Late Afternoon

It was more the second time
your mouth flitted about my thigh,
where you moved as if you'd lost all choice
and my skin slid a fabulous waltz.
There, beyond the rain that granted
our Sunday afternoon laid nude,
I reached to find you, find me.
Posted by Anonymous at 12:22 AM

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