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Enter Poem or Quote (Required) Each of them knew the end of their time together was near Overwhelmed at times it seemed all too much to bare Willing it to be the most impeccable night Exquisite lingerie, champagne and candle light The atmosphere now perfectly created The night ahead greatly anticipated Silky bubbles create a sensual spa to share With sun-up looming there's not a moment to spare As he ran his hand down her leg it made her body quiver But knowing this would be their last gave her a cold shiver As she stepped from the spa she made her way to her room Wearing sexy lingerie she knew it would end too soon Making her way to the bed where he already lay Time was passing way too fast it would soon be the break of day Sliding in-between the sheets she could hear his strong heartbeat The sensual touch of his lips she felt when they did meet Passionately they kissed as their bodies intertwined As their bodies became one they moved in rhythmical time Sudden erotic bursts bought moments of pure pleasure Both of them knowing this night they'd forever treasure Feeling a sense of warmth-ness as in each others arms they lay Knowing that he had to depart she didn't know what to say Softly as she kissed him she whispered of time I wish for more Silent tears ran down her cheeks as he walked out the door
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