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our souls togther

sarah gray

The heart beats as are bodies press togther, are souls combind and convert in a spiral motion. Two souls fastened toghter as one, swaying toghter in the ocean of love.  The mind explodes from excitement as we play with each others love buttons.  Like springs being bear down and released.
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Submitted on August 30, 2016

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