Poem Analysis: The Hot Winter Night

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Title : The Hot Winter Night
Pages: 8
Words: 3753
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Included Components: (sexy blouse, in blue, gold love necklace cabin in the woods, lover 's siesta)
Please also describe briefly the story 's theme and the opposite:
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Married couple who have been separated come together in a mix of fantasy and reality. She is a switch, although it 's been a while as he is dominant. Her actions range from obedient to controlling. He alternates between calling her angel and devil, or vixen to highlight this. There are a few different opposite themes at once; fantasy and reality, switch and dom, her being both submissive and controlling, his use of opposite endearments.

Fuck. He was gone again, and it was getting to be too much these separations. It had always been like this for them, and being fiercely independent she had always been able to shrug it off and keep busy until his return. However, lately, she 'd been
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Rather, she was starting to feel incredibly aroused. A quick glance at her phone showed it was 11pm. The kids are asleep,so no one will hear if she called him. Without him, his commands, she 'd never be able to orgasm and relax again. Not caring if she woke him, she punched 1 to speed dial his phone and was pleasantly surprised when he picked up on the first ring.

"Angel, is something wrong? Is it one of the kids?" his voice sounded concerned.

"Yes...well, no, the kids are fine. It 's me, I ache...that delicious ache, I need to orgasm or I 'll go mad, and I can 't do it without you. Can you talk or get on Achat?" Achat was a virtual sex game that they often played when he was away on business.

He chuckled, and she could hear the grin in his voice as he answered. " I can talk. Go get my

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