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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required Lost deep within the atmospheric Wandering in the esoteric I feel the increasing static electric Rip through my being like you would not merit In discovery of things unknown and deep Disturbing my mindful days and blissful sleep I see visions of you here in the darkness on my bed Beckoning me over to taste your exotic fruit Writhing and arching as you do so Like your possessed and the one thing I know Is that seductive look you cast my way Half innocent yet half depraved Is a look to hard to resist I feel that everything is building up to this Moment of passionate release where I come to you And you sensually submit And then in the throes of love and lust You then dominate and suddenly thrust Your body roughly on to mine You torment me with your sublime eyes Ready to feast upon my flesh Threaten to bite me and rip open my chest To get to my pounding beating heart I knew this was likely from the start Yet still I could not resist the temptation of you Yet still could not walk away like I should in truth But I feel that the culmination of this esoteric dream That could force from my lips a forlorn scream Of desire and yet feeling the frightening Demonic cravings of your yearnings I bleed and cry to be with you Despite knowing in truth That you may just eat me alive.
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