Sunday Sermon

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Obsydyan
Obsydyan
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My hands grasp bark
as yours hold my hips.
Slow
thrusts in sticky summer heat;
the scent of wildflowers
wafts through a nearby open window
where I can see the flock,
dressed in Sunday plumage
parroting hymns and
chirping amen...
...but only I am calling out to god.

Obsydyan
Obsydyan
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JWrenJWrenover 9 years ago
Prayers and thanks

Oh my God, yes! Super contrasts.

Ashesh9Ashesh9over 9 years ago
Erotica plus

" the scent of wildflowers " : leads to a terrific Combo ! 5-ed .