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— PLATE XXXIII —

aching stretch waiting to release? pleasure beyond belief? It is not questions we ask, we sleep sound,

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— PLATE XXXIV —

grinding down longing, be so, arch. Breach torrents. Small words I repeat over and over, what I would

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— PLATE XXXV —

do to attest to one of the many times you claimed foul. All there together we might observe these

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— PLATE XXXVI —

moments in complete silence while you wondered, writhing and agony defying themselves to reach over

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— PLATE XXXVII —

to you once more, why it was such. And I would know then your brand of patience. That fair edge

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— PLATE XXXVIII —

you've burnished once over too many times along the pit of my stomach, you crook. Strand yourself

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— PLATE XXXIX —

around me again, find me not rested from this day gone over. Sharp calls and cries won't lessen the grip

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— PLATE XL —

or reduce the sentence. My grubby mittens squeezing this pained instrument. Highlighting the

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— PLATE XLI —

strawberry seed buds nestled along the protruding tongue that I delight braving. Press it against my

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— PLATE XLII —

rustling knuckles, aid in their ache, snap the joints loose, find loving caresses a fruitful enough reward

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— PLATE XLIII —

for your kind. Your crook self and your crook kind. Dirty, filthy, spit on the sole of the earth. Recoil.

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— PLATE XLIV —

Trounced sturdy, queer sight uncommon here, not wanted. Strength alone ignores the base of your

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— PLATE XLV —

breath. Abated adoration at a cost. Count all the reasons why I shouldn't. Creep along hoping it's not my

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— PLATE XLVI —

hand that finds you. Abject. Puce of some soreness eking from a stranded wound. Open your throat and

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— PLATE XLVII —

feel the warmth of bated absolution. Such and such. These nasty things you would do to me I know

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— PLATE XLVIII —

were I not so clearsighted. Nearing even the final act, if you could stand to look, what you'd see is the