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Michael W Rafuse, Jr.

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This Love
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This love

Bodies mirrored

And projected

Before an ancient Roman sky

This primal love of one’s own

An animalistic dance of domination

          Flaunting cock sizes

          Chests inflated

          Shoulders broadened

And finally

Stern, but soft caress

A strong grip

And teeth grazing skin; threatening blood


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