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How The Story Beganš¹
An Epic Lines Of Love Making
THIS IS HOW āTADEā WOULD DESCRIBE HIS EXPERIENCE AFTER SQUEEZING EVERY JUICE FROM THE BEDROOM KING
In his own wordsā¦
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He came to her not like a man
but like an echo of ancient longing
the storm before creation,
eyes forged from obsidian and midnight thirst,
carrying the ache of a thousand lifetimes
spent searching for the map carved into her skin.
He did not rush.
No, he knelt.
As though her body were a scripture lost in time,
a sacred scroll meant only for the faithful.
His hands, trembling with reverence,
brushed along the edges of her,
studying every curve and hollow,
each one an altar demanding worship
not in haste, but in holy hunger.
She lay before him not as a woman,
but as an unfolding galaxy,
and he,
the devoted astronomer.
counted every starburst along her length,
his mouth drawn to the shimmer
where light hides in shadow.
He began at her edges
with lips that wrote symphonies
against the silk of her thighs,
his breath a soft wind
that made her tremble like autumn leaves.
Tongue, slow and deliberate,
tracing stories only lovers know,
drawing out from her,
moans like thunder trapped beneath skin.
And when he touched her center
not with fingers, but with intent,
with a knowledge carved
from hours of listening to her bodyās hum,
she arched,
the air left her lungs
as rivers broke free from deep within.
He tasted her like a man who had starved
in deserts where no woman walked,
and now, before him,
stood the oasis,
ripe, wet, abundant,
flowing only for him.
And oh, how she flowed.
Every stroke of his tongue
was a stroke of genius,
a brush against madness,
a reminder that heaven
isnāt always upward, it can be found
in the shaking of her legs,
the pleading in her whisper,
the flooding of his face
with her liquid hymn of surrender.
Her cries were symphonies,
each gasp a crescendo of release,
each grip of his hair
a benediction.
She screamed, not in pain
but in breaking.
In becoming undone
and being pieced back together
by the man who knew
how to read the Braille etched into her soul.
He devoured her
with the patience of a monk,
the greed of a storm,
and the tenderness of first light.
And when he entered her,
slow, deep,
as though her body were a temple
and he the only one worthy of stepping past the veil
she opened like dawn,
taking in his thunder
until all that remained was lightning.
They moved like poetry
a rhythm beyond music,
a dance only their bodies could perform,
with her nails singing symphonies across his back,
and his mouth lost in the sweetness of her peaks.
Her legs trembled,
not from fear,
but from too much ecstasy
coursing through her like fire,
her body slick with the storm
they birthed together,
her river flowing so fiercely
it baptized them both.
He whispered against her neck,
not words,
but worship,
soft moans of devotion
and groans that spoke in tongues
even angels could not translate.
And when she finally broke
loud, loud, louder
her body convulsing
as waves swallowed the shore of her bones,
he held her,
pressed his mouth to her temple,
and whispered,
āThis is how love makes a woman burn.ā
But Here's The Bad News:
The Bedroom King will vanish into thin air tonight⦠and when it does - Two things are going to happen.
First - those who have gotten it will have a taste of heaven's blast of a warm sheet tonight and moving forward with their beautiful ladies.
Secondly - Those who haven't gotten it will pray the mountains down for the return of the bedroom king. And maybe it might be too late.
Which group do you belong to?
ā”Let This Moment Decide.ā”
Goodnight.
Cleo
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