Coitus
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Coitus
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In the lovers' domain
Like a dream too wide for the brain
I can but hold to your shoulders like the edge of a cliff
And strain
Take pity
On a boy deployed in your sandpaper-palmed infinity
I beg you, take the time to mine good ore from me
I beg you, lay you down on me
Etch it on my psyche
Employed my body nightly
I bizarrely find some poise, find some poise
Naked in a poorly lit priory
Take pity
Shook by your cautious broad-stroke battery
And if I am out of bloom and lack your rain
I beg you, lay it down on me
Make grace
Lost in your sandpaper-palmed infinity
I can but hold to your shoulders like the edge of a cliff
And plead
And if I am out of bloom and lack your grace
I beg you, rain it down on me
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Baths performs "Coitus", and this lyric page sits inside the Baths catalog on LyroVerse.
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