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The content of this poem is sexual in nature. It may be illegal to read depending on your age and your geographical location; proceeding past this warning places responsibility with you. The description of certain acts in a work of poetic fiction is in no way meant to be interpreted as approval of these acts in reality.

TURNABOUT
by Antaeus Feldspar

i wish we could switch
our bodies, mylove,
then i would know how to please you.

then I would have a haven
where I would keep you warm
held between my legs
as I hold you in my arms

let your hands and mouth
and shaft (now yours)
roam unafraid and free;
can you know how much
i want to give you
access to all of me...

i wish we could switch
our bodies, love.
then maybe I could prove
no matter how much you thrust
you could not exhaust
my love
for you
mylove.

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