We are obsessed with our own vanity
That is why closets bulge
as stomachs growl

I am colorblind to all
the dark parts of you;
Somewhere over the rainbow,
we still see what we want to see

Maps so often fail to reflect
the little places that have
left trails along our hearts
Like the hill—the hill where
he rested his head in my lap

You sin me sideways and repent
by skimming your hands down my body
Taking your time taking me,
every whispered word a prayer
My body your holy grail
You found me while many could not
I wasn't hiding hard, I wanted to be found
Wanted to be touched like I was made of the most precious metal,
Beheld like silver

My heart is laced with thoughts of you
And when it beats, I come into
A place where we still laugh and play
And lay and kiss our days away
Sunday mornings wrapped beneath
Blankets hiding tangled feet
Skipping breakfast, sleeping in
Hungry for the thrill of sin
You nipped my neck, I licked your jaw
Days turned in to tomor
rows that faded fast and free-
dom you wanted more than me

I am more than just a setting
for small minds to come home to
Ostracized for feeling anything
more than indifference,
Suddenly the antagonist
of this little play
You'll all be giggling together,
while I'll be laughing alone