Because You Asked

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It's the squirm in the chair when the question is asked
The sweet stinging kiss when ruler meets flesh
The parting of lips and the catching of breath
The illicit whisper and the peak of my nipples
The sound of the smack and the ache of the twist
The wet glide of fingers and the jerk of my hips
The hot flush of my cheeks and the parting of thighs

The pant of my breath when I've lost and you've won
The sir and the yours and the now and the cunt

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tazz317tazz317over 11 years ago
I GUESS THE CUNT IS WILLING

not smart but available. TK U MLJ LV NV

bulltlrbulltlrabout 13 years ago
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I liked this... but I agree with Chip this line isn't necessary...

The illicit whisper and the peak of my nipples

For me it slowed down the flow

buttersbuttersabout 13 years ago
well i liked this

and would only lose a few 'the's. sometimes repetition works, sometimes it doesn't - and sometimes it's about the reader not the writer as we have differing tastes.

for me, it works because there's something almost hypnotic in the repetitions - they focus me on the imagery.

if there's one line that sticks out because it jars where the rest run pretty smoothly, it's this:

The illicit whisper and the peak of my nipples

it makes me wonder if you need that line at all. do you think you'd lose too much if it wasn't there?

UnderYourSpellUnderYourSpellabout 13 years ago
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far too many 'The's' but I like it nonetheless good read thanks

AnonymousAnonymousabout 13 years ago

Too many "the's" for sure, but shows promise.

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