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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required I've waded with you in seaside shallows 'til love led us deeper than surface shoals. With fervid passion, I've become blind to everything except the need for you, emotions rivaling the holiest hallows inside my heart to make me whole. We've reached the pinnacle point of avowing a promise of foreverness. Too late to swim ashore, for I'm drowning in the whirlpools swirling in your eyes beseeching you to love me... forever more. You are to me ~ a tempting tormentor whose whispers fondle my neck and face. Your breath caresses each exotic place bringing seductive sensations to my spine. In depths of desire, I flirt with my demons, and admit the temptation is devilishly divine. Our shadows dance and secretly swoon, in melodic waves beneath the moon. I'm entranced when you call me your angel and that your heart beats with a burning desire or you say, "I am your passionate slave." You see, I've memorized your metaphors, the ones that deeply delve into my core. Each time you express your emotions in sensual lines of prurient poetry, your words outshine the light of dawn. Our language of love is not always spoken through parted lips and fingertips... More often concealed inside of us. It's what our amorous hearts ask our adoring eyes to quietly reveal.
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