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just different 1 min read 536 views Oct 18, 2016

Pillow Talking

Tell me a story I'll remember. The kind that makes me quiver as you speak. Read to me poetry before the sun goes down. We're pillow talking so there's always more to go around. I welcome the sounds of your verbal vibrations. Drawing me in without hesitation. Att our most vulnerable we surrender to boundless discussion. Sure to render all assumptions. With my head laid gently on your chest your heartbeat like an instrument; to score your fables. Occasionally you lean in to kiss my cheek. Muttering things I can't repeat. We play truth or dare underneath the sheets. Sharing skin on satin seams. Your hands play with my breasts as I listen intently to you confess the explicit details of the women you had. Your war stories raw with detail, charge the direction of my perspective. Your imagination painting my endorphins with timeless impression. Feels like we could stay here forever. Pillow talking until we drift into dream. Putting an end to both our stories.

 

Written by: Dez Sevena 

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mrmelody7

This write reminds me of the song pillow talk by Sylvia Robinson but she goes by just the name Sylvia one of the lines says what your friends say is fine but cant compete with this pillow talk of mine if you have never heard it check it out its called pillow talk by Sylvia this was nicely done

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love_supreme

Excellent write

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