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Trading Leather

You brushed my cheek
I felt a crackle of lightning
spear a ripple, 
to the tip of my tongue
a premonition of taste
made my mouth water


when your leather
encircled my frame 
in the warm scent of you
I was driven with wild abandon,
to hunt 


again


like a true huntress
I stalked you in leather
bound you with strips of my love


but alas the hunt is no fun anymore
when the game gives up so easy


and the hunter becomes the hunted
Copyright © | Year Posted 2010

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