it’s 3 pm and I’m drowning in my sheets again the sun sets at 5 and gives me no motivation to get out of bed the sleep sets heavy on my eyes I get woken with surprise kisses on my thighs from you it’s hardly afternoon anymore
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it’s 3 pm and I’m drowning in my sheets again the sun sets at 5 and gives me no motivation to get out of bed the sleep sets heavy on my eyes I get woken with surprise kisses on my thighs from you it’s hardly afternoon anymore
soft lips boney hips fingertips, on my skin telling me how soft I am pin my wrists back with your hands whisper in my ear, all your thoughts and demands feel you on my tongue again
when I get sad I like to watch videos of when I used to be happy
I hope you won’t be temporary.
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ARELLANO, Juan de (1614–1676)
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