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romance 2 min read 271 views Oct 29, 2025

Midnight Lullabies

To the man of the Sun, stars, caressing lullabies resonating as the sands of time
Unravel your purpose to my famished soft hazel eyes

Kisses under midnight ambrosia, utopia felt like intoxicating fine wine
A soft murmur and a tender touch that once soared me beyond the night skies
Comfort of the imagination found between the silken cove of my butter rum thighs

Heartbeat to heartbeat, faint echoes, whispers is all that remain
Clenching you tighter, as you called to the Heavens, my name
Holding me closer as my honeyed essence drizzled like rain
Eyes closed, lips to lips, palms held against mine
Your strong arms my sanctuary away from society, the blur of time
A hard chest when my emotions needed rendering by cosmic design

Entwined of fate, you kissed my trembling lips
Destiny coveted our harmonic moans as my hips were gripped
Karma dipping deeper into the core of my creamy sweeten abyss
Legs linked around the pleasure of you while sliding in and out my dewy seeping bliss
Desires, passion, infused in the cloak of mental articulate
Silence resonances in the absence to gently consummate
Searching within the lunar of such a beautiful mental masturbate

To the man of midnight, tailored sentiments, heard within the gift of stalwart lullabies
Rest unto the blessings given in such surrendering surmise
Allow the ties to bind as the sun slowly rise
Close your eyes, my love
Feel me in the beginning of time as passion showered from above
Stick out your tongue and taste the confection of my divinity in the wind
Minds climaxing, mending, as they purge to beautifully blend

 

Mm... to the man of midnight lullabies

 

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