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| Spring 2004 | ||||||||||
| Dance The smell on your breath changes, full and ancient so familiar, smooth skin on your back, the stubble on my unshawen legs. I don't care, I know you so well. Your sharp knee hurts a bit as it presses the soft spot above my knee, these same two bodies the same dance You have told me your fantasies, I have revealed some unimportant ones, I need to have some secrets, unexposed 'cause they make our dance new, everytime. |
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