How do you numb your skin
After the warmest touch
How do you slow your blood
After the body rush
She has decided it wasn’t real.
It was a dream, a fanciful, tangible, lucid dream.
There’s no other explanation
How could something so magically marvelous, become so callous and cruel?
Still she can feel his hands, his hot, soft hands, burning deliciously into her skin.
The kiss he could deliver so deftly, lightly, fleetingly, longingly, forcefully, demandingly, lingering for an eternity.
His fingers wrapped around her wrists, his hot breath whispering words of instruction, of need, of dark desires.
It was a dream, a dark, decadent, lucid dream.
A dream she can dream again, a dream is a reality she can live with.
If he was real, he is lost to her forever, and that…is not…doable…
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How do you cool your lips
After a summer’s kiss
How do you rid the sweat
After the body bliss
How do you turn your eyes
From the romantic glare
How do you block the sound
Of a voice you’d know anywhere
Oh, I really should have known
By the time you drove me home
By the vagueness in your eyes
Your casual ol good-byes
By the chill in your embrace
The expression on your face
That told me
Maybe You might have some advice to give
On how to be
Insensitive
Insensitive
Insensitive
How do you numb your skin
After the warmest touch
How do you slow your blood
After the body rush
How do you free your soul
After you’ve found a friend
How do you teach your heart
It’s a crime to fall in love again
Oh, you probably won’t remember me
It’s probably ancient history
I’m one of the chosen few
Who went ahead and fell for you
I’m out of hope, I’m out of touch
I fell too fast, I feel too much
I thought that you might have
Some advice to give on how to be
Insensitive
Oh i really should have known
By the time you drove me home
By the vagueness in your eyes
Your casual ol good-byes
By the chill in your embrace
The expression on your face
That told me
Maybe You might have some advice to give
On how to be
Insensitive
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