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The Lion and the Lamb

the sight of such a fragile creature;  
oh, the beauty of your crimson hair   
you present yourself to me without a fear, naked   
trembling only for the anticipation of my touch 
so I abolish, my little lamb;  
simply trailing my finger tips across silky curves
 
your essence is delightfully arousing,   
the sent stiffens my member like the crucifix  
no more can I take this cock tease;   
whisking you off to the moonlit garden   
my sexual desires enraged like my hunger   
open for me, exposed pink 
 
impelled like a dagger to the vampire heart   
I lay you down, glamour into your fuck me eyes
your tight nucleus becomes saturated;   
allowing me to thrust down with all my robustness 
such a feeling is simply, divine   
 
I whisper sweet enchantments in your ear;   
describing how I would spend eternity with you 
your legs wrap around, nails claw my back
I bite my lip till it bleeds to stop from cumming;  
wanting to savor every bit of this appetitive delight
 
running my fangs across your tranquil neck veins;  
puncturing them in 
you shriek out like a demons pain
I can tell you have been well satisfied,  
the feel of your weakening cunt tells no lies
those beautiful eyes drifting back
cum for me with every last breath
Written by DevilsChild
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Author's Note
I want to say thank you to PandoraUnleashed for donating the egg to this baby. Without her this piece would of never came to light. Thank you Shannon. Also thank you DUP for the recognition. I do very much appreciate it!
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