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    Softness: A Shaped Poem
    Softness: A Shaped Poem
    Softness: A Shaped Poem
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    Softness: A Shaped Poem

    By Glynn Glenn

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    A short poem about things that might be considered soft - in a shape of softness.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherGlynn Glenn
    Release dateFeb 3, 2017
    ISBN9781370566624
    Softness: A Shaped Poem
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    Glynn Glenn

    The intimate or erotic scenes described in each of the published works of Glynn Glenn (except for Translator volume 01 of 08, Dreamweavers, and Softness which do not contain such scenes) might be classified as gentle erotica. By that, the author means that such scenes do not contain coercion, violence, bondage, sadism or masochism, dominance or submission, or anal penetration. If that means that these stories will not be popular, well . . . we’ll call it enhancing diversity. There is too much violence in the world and especially against women and Glynn Glenn has no desire to add to it or to encourage it. Hopefully, there will be some people who will enjoy reading about consenting adults who share intimate pleasure where hard ____ and wet ____ meet, gently and joyfully. With that said, rather than read about the author, please read the books, they are much more interesting. Thank you.

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