Gravity

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emaalr
emaalr
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Can what runs down your thigh be love?
Who does it hold, me, us or a culmination of names from your past?
Do you think of them when we lay together?
Do they make up any of it at all?

One in, one out, a finger then a thumb and one to suckle as you’re filled.
Are they all me or do I share you?
That smile afterwards is it sinister?
When I fill you like that does your hand reach for me or someone else?

Your finger takes the point and my tongue follows,
“ here “ “and here”
Why do you close your eyes, is it to see; who?
What runs from you, me or memories?

When I stand and leave our bed does gravity pull him down alongside you?

emaalr
emaalr
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GuiltyPleasureGuiltyPleasureover 16 years ago
Oh!

I love this - in fact I've just gone through your collected work and am amazed no one else left comments apart from one or two people. I'll be looking for more of your work.

Tess

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