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Jan 2014
I pull your face up to mine so we can kiss again.
Your mouth mirrors the eagerness of mine.
“Do it,” I plea. “I want you to.”
You press against me, rubbing against the outside until my pleas for mercy are reduced to faint moans.
And when you finally give in my moans are no longer for mercy,
but as a demonstration of my gratitude.
Circa 1994
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Circa 1994  Florida
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