not my hands—
and she does,
heat blooming where my gaze lingers too long.
My grip is a promise at her throat,
never closing,
just reminding her who she’s aching for.
She opens for my words,
lets them ruin her slowly.
not my hands—
and she does,
heat blooming where my gaze lingers too long.
My grip is a promise at her throat,
never closing,
just reminding her who she’s aching for.
She opens for my words,
lets them ruin her slowly.