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She perches herself in front of her mirror
Resting on a peach vanity stool
Black lace accentuaes her curvature
She removes the eleastic band from her bun
Golden vines caress her shoulders
She brings her hairbrush closer

One stroke, two, three, four
Oh! How I wish I was that brush!

Each bristle s e p r a t i n g her delicte curls
I lay upon our bed gawking at her beauty
Thinking, "I am the luckiest girl alive!"
Out she pulls a tube from a tiny bag
Begins painting her lips into a pale rose
Her eyes as nude as the deserts sand
Standing over me she whispers "I'm ready, baby."
I lift my head, our eyes connect
She takes my hand in hers
I am the luckiest girl alive

 

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I'm a nineteen yer old from Colorado who is just trying to make it through life in one piece. I'm a queer feminist and a proud dog mum and hopefully a future cosmetologist. My tumblr is queerette.tumblr.com if you'd like to chat more (:

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