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Co-owning: to be continued

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By Daniel KPublished 4 years ago • 1 min read

"Closer. Closer."

"Come closer."

Carnal chanting.

Couldn't combat.

Complied cheerfully.

Couldn't contain control.

Chests clashing.

Choking carefully.

Canines clamping collarbones carnivorously.

Clutching confidently.

Creamy climaxing.

Cleansing catharsis.

Cramped car.

Corolla.

Clandestine contact.

Cuddling. Canoodling.

Cozy conversations.

Complete contentment.

Celestially clicked.

Cosmically connected.

Constantly craving closeness.

Craving commitment.

Christmas came.

Concern climbed.

Couldn't convince.

Cutiepie chose California.

Crappy circumstances.

Closeness ceased.

Crushed. Collapsed.

Cerebral crucifixion.

Couldn't concentrate.

Contemplated.

Contemplated.

Chose courage.

Conquered cowardice.

Came cleverly.

Chased.

California's cold.

Cantankerous chatting.

Called crazy.

Consternation came.

Completely confused.

Conflicted.

Crestfallen.

Complications compounded.

Cancelled credit cards.

Counted cash.

Considered clemency.

Consented.

Courting continued.

Connection cultivated.

CRAVING:

consistent cuddling

caressing cheekbones

compassionate companionship

charming compliments

constructive communication

confiding completely

considerate caring

continuous commitment

cutest couple

camping countryside

canoeing creeks

cozy cabins

counting continents

coffee

cabernet

candles

conviction

....

changing calendars

craving continues

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About the Creator

Daniel K

I write love poems about the girl who has a hold over my heart and my life in such a way that neither are my own anymore. The girl I would choose over and over and over again. I love her, and that is the beginning and end of everything.

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