People book

Vincenza 2022-01-19 08:01:49

Jet black hair, thick ink writing, faded lonely clothes, filling this lingering hair and skin.

Like water, like ink, it falls on the eyelashes, drop by drop, moisturizing the delicate body.

The lingering, stretched out in the other body, my bestow.

My name. Your body.

My body. Your name.

A lover is like a piece of paper, and the pages are flying in the dust, not like a bit of charm.

Creeping on each other's ankles, kissing the mysterious territory, engraved on the tip of the tongue, is the guardian of imprisonment.

The possession of lust.

Envy and hatred.

The gift of lust.

The Book of People.

Sexual skin.

Full of blood.

It is your head.

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Extended Reading
  • Anabel 2022-03-16 09:01:07

    It would be boring to just unlock more knowledge/postures, but the outlines are exhaustive to distinguish the joy of words from the joy of the flesh. At the very least, it once again confirmed the hypothesis that many sensory stimulations in childhood may evolve into sexual preferences in adulthood. And adult crime seems to be inextricably linked, speciously related.

  • Kadin 2022-03-17 09:01:08

    The highlight is still the Ewan train man. There are not many scenes in Jerome, but the level is surprisingly rich-from a child with dyslexia to a translator and literary man who is proficient in six languages, he is both an infatuated Romeo and an unchanging Jia Baoyu.

The Pillow Book quotes

  • Nagiko: I need writing. Don't ask why. Just take out your pen and write on my arm.

  • Nagiko: I like the smell of paper - all kinds. It reminds me of the scent of skin.