Swallowing Summer
layalioness
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layalioness
Ongoing, First published Aug 02, 2017
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It's a sin, but what isn't a sin these days? And how can it be rotten, when she tastes like ripened fruit? How can it be wrong when her hands on my skin feel like sunlight. I kiss her, and it's like swallowing summer, warming me up from the inside out. 
    
  "Girls shouldn't kiss girls," says fucked-up-jiminy-cricket.  But since when do I care about shoulds and should nots?
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