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"she for Him" by Lipstick Whore

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she knelt
in perfection
a sculpture
wrought from His desire
He smiled over her
she that was His
He beckoned
she followed
pretty bare feet
upon the floor
He touched her face
and almost kissed her
breath caught in her throat
a fist of hair

a hard whisper...

Mine

a soft whisper...

Yours

she gave herself to Him
bound wrists
body extended in her bonds
pretty toes barely touched the floor
He demanded that she dance for the whip
as He made it dance for her
with a sigh
and a tear
she slid from this mortal realm
acquiesced to her base desire
no earthly name
no earthly home
simply
she for Him




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On Sunday May 18th, 2008, RubyXero (458) writes:
beautiful.. i especially like the elevation, wrist binding part. ;)


On Sunday May 18th, 2008, Rebell tiGer King (595) writes:
well done, i felt this, very powerfull, and brother hours here nailed it on the head -symph-


On Sunday May 18th, 2008, After hours (564) writes:
I invisioned back bones of arched satire intentions from the giver, she - more than happy to receive in such a manner, as a matter of fact, she would be not pleased unless the air reaked of uncertain pleasure in her surreal state of wicked leisure.


On Sunday May 18th, 2008, Lipstick Whore (411) writes:
okay...you win...*swoons*


On Sunday May 18th, 2008, Lipstick Whore (411) writes:
I have to confess...I keep coming back and reading your comment..*lol*..I absolutely love, "she would be not pleased unless the air reaked of uncertain pleasure"...makes me shiver....



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