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Naked With David
He was open and comfortable in his nakedness.
I almost cried when I saw him the first time.
I thought his cock must have been shaped by a careful creator and set out to sea where it traveled the arc of his life with tenderness, always led by kindness and love.
My eyes followed his shaft to its base where two smooth jewels hung quietly in a relaxed scrotum, shaved smooth and spread slightly between his parted legs.
I imagined him with his wife. I guessed our histories were quite different. He’d led a life of commitment and love. I felt unworthy, but desperately wanted to make him happy.
While admiring him, I noticed a sparkling drop of liquid poised on the tip of his pinkish gland.
Was this a tear of sadness for the loss of his wife or from a new desire he felt for me?
I leaned down and sipped to taste him. I heard a halt in his breath when my lips touched him. I let his salty smoothness gloss my lips as I rose and smiled.
I almost cried when I saw him the first time.
I thought his cock must have been shaped by a careful creator and set out to sea where it traveled the arc of his life with tenderness, always led by kindness and love.
My eyes followed his shaft to its base where two smooth jewels hung quietly in a relaxed scrotum, shaved smooth and spread slightly between his parted legs.
I imagined him with his wife. I guessed our histories were quite different. He’d led a life of commitment and love. I felt unworthy, but desperately wanted to make him happy.
While admiring him, I noticed a sparkling drop of liquid poised on the tip of his pinkish gland.
Was this a tear of sadness for the loss of his wife or from a new desire he felt for me?
I leaned down and sipped to taste him. I heard a halt in his breath when my lips touched him. I let his salty smoothness gloss my lips as I rose and smiled.
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