I wear silver charms,
And carry locks of heather,
In the hope
All will fall together.

I cross my fingers,
Beg and plead
Hoping my angel
Will pay heed.

Avoid pavement cracks,
Opening parasols inside,
But with all these cautions,
The devil on my back still does deride.

My fingers have been broken,
sterling charms lost,
But still in time I beg,
All this shall be forgot.

It welcomes you,
With regular thud,
Gentle blush,
From pump pump blood.

Frames your face,
More lovingly than a
cup of hands,
Leaves a memory of you, where it lands.

Accompanies you,
when the sun's shining South,
People fall in love,
With the moves of your mouth.

Feet that leave,
Gentle marks in sand,
Skin so supple,
To another ones hand.

Don't collapse each element
that you've matured so
wonderfully in,
This is your home,
And you should be at one with him.

All I strive to be
Is a perfect puzzle
With every last piece

I pick a petal from the bud,
He loves me apparently
But everything he's said and done
Prove to me it's not to be.

We're toe to toe,
Nowhere to go.
Pale cheeks,
On dirtied sheets.
I tell you all you mean to me
Bodies fold like origami,
Your sticky skin
And jagged chin,
Cling against
The strewn night dress,
Grasp the seconds,
in you Palm,
Feel them clot in your bloodstream,
Think of me,
When the world is
Mean

burn your bridges
Cast of your foes,
still have a long while to go.
Clasp your thick skin,

For you are all your own,
Do not cremate your body,
This temple is your home.

You are not just,
A flickering flame of light,
You smolder all in
your sight.

Effulgent, my precious one,
Glowing more
Than the asterioids
Our closing sun.

You don't ignite my love,
But you engulf my heart,
With your atomic bomb,
Your flicking tongue,

Left a fiery hell,
In the back of my throat,
Striked me,
Harder til I fell from your spell