Adriana loved even the rank animal smell of the man's body, her sweat-slicked breasts and belly flattened beneath him, and her arms and legs clutching him as a drowning woman might clutch another person to save her life. Don't don't don't don't leave me. DON'T LEAVE ME. As in animal copulation the frenzy is to be locked together not out of sentiment or choice but physical compulsion. As if bolts of electric current ran through both their bodies and would only release them from each other when it ceased. Joyce Carol Oates
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The phrase 'don't don't don't don't leave me' is a cry of despair that can be heard in many different contexts. It expresses fear, distress, and regret. The fact that the phrase has been used over and over again over the years shows how it is very popular and effective.

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