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Sugar, 1994
Lips like sugar, sugar kisses Sounds like a song I once heard. It sounds like words you spoke to me. It's beautiful, look it's beautiful I can't resist you, how could any man resist you? You are so beautiful, do you know that? Let's play master and slave tonight What makes you think you're better than my wife? I've missed you, God I've missed you But she's not the best, you're the best Lips like sugar Our last kiss To view you kissing my hands, the touch of your pink pouty lips, like a bee sting, contacting my smooth cocoa hands. In the spotlight of a lamp shining down in the night, your soft white skin contrasted with my brown hands. To view you making love to my hands, caressing them with such artful skill, there was not a smile on your face just a persistent and apparent gaze. From my hands to your lips, we met and shared sugar kisses. God, if I close my eyes, I can still taste those kisses.
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