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I Want More (You)


Your eyes They are an ocean Full of depth and mystery I want to lay back and float but I know I'd only drown. I want more. Your lips They are soft as rose petals and fit perfectly like a puzzle piece with mine My stomach drops. I want more. Your hands Calloused and gentle Just one touch Feels like a spark Makes every hair on my body stand at attention You have my attention I want more. Your hair Shaggy and brown Let me run my fingers through it Give it a little tug It's cute when it gets in your face. I want more. Your sex Fire and ice together Ten-thousand angels sing I'm in heaven You are heaven Fireworks explode in a brilliant display. I'm gone but I'm gone with you. You're all I ever wanted.
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Joelsoul22
<p>This is very brilliant, the description reminds me of an Edgar Allan Poe description of a person with all the detail/metaphors and how romanticized it is. Very well thought out and builds very well and ends with just a great line. well done!</p>

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