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Making Love With Memories


You poked my blurring eye, Let me lift your mushy breast. We aged onwards While you stroked flaccidity – Recalling decades of Blood-gorged coming, shuddering to boot. I kissed a venerable mouth Crammed with falsities – Once brilliant keys Guarded by crimson lips Washed by a sensual tongue. And so we writhed in wrinkles, Tiring effort, and Memories.
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