I took in the suburb my first facelift, failed in the graveyard In the pestle dusk venus was overhead got charred. Lightning rod in the creek of my skull is rusted, Undertow churning wheel of whirlpool giving fresh wrinkles up Too much for my fragile facelifts.
You were in my dream last night And Now Every word I write Is reminiscent Of words you sighed Into my skin.
I give myself Mirror pep talks To explain away The way you stopped and looked at me with words caught in your throat Under the dimming bulbs of my parent’s porch
And I wish I could forget Gentle as a sunset, Your breath skimming my hands that night Staining my skin under Dying lights And I can’t tell if I’m hurting right...