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Museum
Your body is a masterpiece
I want to trace it with my tongue
I lust after this art
Longing to mimic its movements
Like playing piano
I keep stroking you
To map your beauty with my hands
The muscle memory kicking in
I close my eyes
I lean in to kiss your hips
I taste you
Your skin so soft and savory
This is what art taste like
It’s magic
It’s ...
Monday 2nd April 2018 2:57 pm
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