by calyx
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Your Majesty,

You demand I look

The way I do when

You first show me a secret.

The light is dim and no one is near

So there is the least bit

Of hesitation, and

I am exposed to your landscape,

Your very nice head tilt

Of a shy awe flowing emerald,

Your little girl disguise;

Although, I know now what lies

Within your naked expanse:

You are my bestial yen famishing

The things I’ve learned while

Laying in your lioness lair,

Where your most edible deign

Inspires the raw pleasure

I gorge you with as you repose between

The pages of my unfinished book

©2008 j.a.o.a.

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