sex her poetry.

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a soothing kind of pressure

forced between her legs,

weakens her hips and

drains her breath;

is it the aesthetic beauty

espied in that poetry,

that lies effortlessly

between those

marble pillars,

which keeps the

lustful souls allured;

does it seek knowledge

from these words, or

does it ravage unconsciously

probing only narcissistic delectation.

whatsoever the rationale,

she remains negligent,

as lust pounds through

endlessly, at her soul.

- k y r v t

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