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  • Tell Me, If I Caught You One Day and Kissed The Sole of Your Foot, Wouldn't You Limp A Little Then, Afraid To Crush My Kiss?..

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    This short poem explores the idea of one person kissing another's foot in a romantic gesture, and how the recipient of the kiss may walk differently afterwards, being careful not to step on the kiss. The poem hints at a power dynamic where the kisser holds power over the one whose foot was kissed.

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    This short poem explores the idea of one person kissing another's foot in a romantic gesture, and how the recipient of the kiss may walk differently afterwards, being careful not to step on the kiss. The poem hints at a power dynamic where the kisser holds power over the one whose foot was kissed.

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    Tell Me, If I Caught You One Day and Kissed The Sole of Your Foot, Wouldn't You Limp A Little Then, Afraid To Crush My Kiss?..

    Uploaded by

    Mihaela Turean
    This short poem explores the idea of one person kissing another's foot in a romantic gesture, and how the recipient of the kiss may walk differently afterwards, being careful not to step on the kiss. The poem hints at a power dynamic where the kisser holds power over the one whose foot was kissed.

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    Tell me, if I caught you one day and kissed the sole of your foot, wouldn't you limp

    a little then, afraid to crush my kiss?...

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