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The Devout

 
it's her enigmatic  
woman viewed in nostalgic blossom  
her petals blooming spiced nectar  
nurtured from pools of nocturnal reveries  
squirming in moon bathed sentiments  
seeking to be phantasized  
fetishisized  
 
 
fucked devotedly  
til her scales are balanced  
with heart steadied between the sacred  
spectrum of mind and body  
copulating seething desire and thickened deed  
inoculating every orifice offered  
divining...defining..the depths  
well beyond the shores of her inner whore  
dragged under relentless currents  
of sheer debauchery  
 
 
where the twisted sister roams freely  
engaging lewd acts in abundance  
imbibing him like a drunkard  
inhaling him like an addict  
enduring him like a masochist in waiting  
her spine curved and committed  
prostrating on spread knees  
taking the turbulent rawness of her lover  
over the edge  
 
 
down her rabbit hole  
 
 
rendered a writhing nerve  
moving on impulse..scratching...biting  
marking mahogany stained skin  
in bloodened hieroglyphs  
enclosing the humid space between them  
smothering molecules in the air  
encapsulating moments of souls superimposing  
of auras imbued in impassioned hues  
as reflected consequences swim in her eyes  
like wanton nymphs  
 
 
awakened by mannish persistence  
conjuring the carnal goddess down her chasm  
shadowed in sublime darkness  
cumming in ovations..streaming dreams  
of silkened pleasure into a reality made tangible  
through rapturous revelations  
cultivated by salacious acts  
of the devout  
 
Written by Naajir
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