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so close, no matter how far !

In your well lit bedroom
One lazy afternoon
U pressed your hips in to mine
I ran my fingers through your hair
A kiss escaped both of us
A divine feeling enlightening us
U held me close
I held you more closer
Will never let you go
Is what I promised her
The first kiss on your tender lips
Put everything in motion
And then what followed
Will never be forgotten
The touch, the kiss
The feel, the bliss
The temptation going to the peak
Got my pulse racing and made me weak
I lean in to you
U lean in to me
I Love the way u hold me
The way your kiss sets me free
I am afraid it’s over for now
With a promise that it will come again tomorrow
The thrills fill my empty soul
Still craving for that touch and some more
So thanking you for everything you gave me that afternoon
God bless the bride and the groom

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