Mercy, I'll Not Say

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Mercy,
    I will not use the word that begs
    That implies
       That I need mercy
As flint strikes against steel,
Over and over
    Harder, faster
My insides spark to blazing fire
The squeal in my ears is foreign and
    My own.

Pinned and compromised,
     My legs quake with strain
The steely assault continues
     Flint and steel becomes
     Hammer and anvil
Steady, relentless, crafting cum from flesh
A harsher love, a sweeter abuse
Sliding, pummeling,
I lay here, helpless and willing
     Your flint, your anvil, your whetstone,
Your love.
Never stop, but I need you to...
   I have to say it...
Oh God, Mercy.

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