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“And on our lips the blood of berries before we kiss,”

Book:Candles in Babylon

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Candles in Babylon

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Denise Levertov

Denise Levertov was an American poet known for her profound personal expression and commitment to social justice. Her poetry blended personal emotion with deep insight into the world, characterized by its unique style and emotional richness. more

“It was nice seeing you again," Pascal continued. He stood up, walked around the table, and gave me a little kiss on my left cheek. He stayed there for a bit, and my face burned so much I was sure his lips would singe from the molten heat of my blushing. Then he walked out the door. I couldn't move. I still sensed Pascal's stubble on my cheek, the smell of meat and toast from his skin. "What the hell was that?" I said to myself, my lips moving, but not a sound coming out. I ran over the entire interaction in my mind. Partly to make sure that I hadn't accidentally cheated on Elliott. And partly to relive Pascal's singular magic.”

Kiss Pascal Fox

Book:Food Whore

Source: Food Whore

“I try to tell myself that it isn’t him I’m attracted to. It was the thought of a stranger desiring me enough to kiss me with as much passion as he kissed me that day. That’s what I’m envious of. The idea of it all.”

Stranger Kiss Merit Colleen Hoover Without Merit

Book:Without Merit

Source: Without Merit

“True Love is not monkey love, it is not blind, and it does not expect anything in return. Love is flowing like a breeze on the beach and Love connects like a kiss or hug. Love simply is, by Gardener.”

Love Kiss Beach Hug Anything In Return Monkey Love

Book:How to Kiss the Universe: An Inspirational Spiritual and Metaphysical Narrative about Human Origin, Essence and Destiny

Source: How to Kiss the Universe: An Inspirational Spiritual and Metaphysical Narrative about Human Origin, Essence and Destiny

“Kristina leans closer, pressing her lips against Adrienne’s, giving her a soft kiss. While it is the French who are known for being bold, Adrienne wonders if this is how Americans say thank-you.”

Kiss Erotic Erotic Romance Erotica Lesbian French Lesbian Romance

Book:It Started with a Kiss

Source: It Started with a Kiss

“Sister Agnes had called it “true love’s kiss.” I didn’t know if such a kiss was somehow enchanted. More likely the kiss was a summoning, a beckoning, a pleading that resonated deep within the soul of the dying, urging that person to fight back and return to the arms of the one giving the kiss.”

Love Kiss Beckoning True Love S Kiss

Book:Always

Source: Always

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