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Luminescence


His lips on my mine so tender Looking in his brown eyes I ponder What I have done to receive this I wonder. His heat like the fruit that's forbidden His caressing touch arouses what's hidden Beneath all the worries and evil he is my light and heaven. I fall in love with each word that leaves his mouth My body North as his is to the South His lips, oh his lips leaves me with a mental cottonmouth His breath bounces off of my skin Leaving me with small bumps all over my body and a compassionate grin His body sheltering me from the world storing the light within
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