Chewed Trimeric

You said ‘Hello.’ and kissed my hand 
running your fingers on skittish skin. 
No knowledge needed to press start,
hot breath on my arm raised a quiver.

Running your fingers on skittish skin, 
my clumsy lip was modestly chewed.
Intimidated by a fantasy come to life. 

No knowledge needed to press start,
it was an expert game of telepathy. 
Your carnivorous mirrored my want. 

Hot breath on my arm raised a quiver,
lick my inner wrist. (But do not bite)
How did you know what I needed soft?
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