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If I could find
another way
to have all the things I

d e s i r e

carelessly discarded
at my feet,
I'd take it.

There are no answers
to this riddle.
I've searched, I

n e e d

what I have here,
beyond closed doors,
waiting.

Baby, be bad now.

Though some say
this delicious
addiction is sin, my

w a n t

overpowers control.
I own you here,
with ball and chain.

Prepare yourself
for the fight
I create, I

a d o r e

soft bruises, I'll
lay them upon you
like ambrosial kisses.

Baby, be bad now.

I have come to liberate.
merciful leather,
there are things I

c r a v e

that sweetness
cannot subdue. I'm
in love with affliction.

One small drop will
never suffice, I
am the god, I

l u s t

for rivers that
never cease,
they flow around me

Baby, be bad now.

If I could find
another way
to have all the things I

d e s i r e

carelessly discarded
at my feet,
I'd take it.

There are no alleys
left unjournyed
I know them all, I

t h i r s t

for something more
than normality,
the agony in your eyes.



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On Tuesday May 20th, 2008, Dancing_Monkey (1761) writes:
Thirst is a fitting word. I dont want it, I just need it.


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mmmm, a night to remember, a first aid encounter of the sexual kind...lovely.



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