Double The K

i'm kait. i'm going to have a terribly interesting autobiography - perhaps you should purchase a copy when it's a new york times bestseller.
Guess whose Halloween wig came today?!  (Taken with Instagram)

Guess whose Halloween wig came today?!  (Taken with Instagram)

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smutty shit from the word docs

Effortless, really:

that day when the sunlight

slid through the windowpane

and dripped on our naked skin.

We lay side by side and you pressed into

my hips with your palm

and turned me under you and kissed me

slow and sweet like molasses. Tangled

five fingers in my hair, the other five

cupping my waist. A sudden snap,

a firing of synapses, a catalyzing of chemicals,

and the kiss suddenly fierce and fast and breathless;

you moved from my lips down to my

collarbones-breasts-stomach,

holding fiercely

with desire as if it were possible, if two bodies were pressed tightly enough,

for one to sink into the other and disappear.

Everything elevated was reduced

and everything suppressed was released

to be remembered for a day by a scarlet mark, and

in later instances of civility,

as a drop of sunlight through a windowpane.