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I Love You With All of my Hard-On A kinda-sorta sonnet from Angela St. Shakespeare. come to me, he said, my love come to me and be my heart my breath, my life, my wise companion and sail with me on gilded wings across a sky that knows no shame into a world that knows no blame
be with me, he said, my love be with me and be my tart my bitch, my slut, with wild abandon fuck my face and fingers, girl-whore and ride my hard and leaking dick to leave your cum upon it slick
i heard right, i knew, the first i heard true and glistened all: his breath, his life, his jumbled man-tongue and sailed with him on gilded wings across a sky that dare not see into a world that could not be
where my bard was quick undone his heart but figment’s fancy and by his lust was held cheap ransom fuck his face and fingers, did i and took his shaft with cold constrain his girl-whore now, mine self-disdain
seed then spent, his deed compleat nought figment of mine fancy my flesh did answer this heart undone: an errant knight was he at best i’d come to him, believed the lie that crossed his heart and hoped to die
passion cold, stripped raw, unclothed in my eyes, his lies struck mute no chance for sway, he did abandon this girl who’d sailed on gilded wings who’d come to him, believed the lie had crossed her heart, hoped not to cry
deeds of pilfered drupe thus wrought from this bard, i took my leave for breath, for life, mine own companion i sailed away on gilded wings across the sky that knew his blame left this world: his loss, his shame
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