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Our hands are lovely together Not because of their staunching similarity Or your smooth cracks Or my chewed up nails I don't mind the way Yours move across my thigh The temple of God And then find their way into truth and goodness Like trunks of two elephants And you whisper 'interception' I giggle to myself You're raising your eyebrows at me And in that expression I forget who we are But what's beautiful about our hands is the Cimmerian darkness that lies between our clasp It masks the depravity And feigns the glory Guarding hell at the edges of earth The record stops I fall asleep in your lap As you study my face Caressing my hair And holding our shadows all at once
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Dec 13, 2012
Dec 13, 2012 at 1:13 AM UTC
Cimmerian
Our hands are lovely together Not because of their staunching similarity Or your smooth cracks Or my chewed up nails I don't mind the way Yours move across my thigh The temple of God And then find their way into truth and goodness Like trunks of two elephants And you whisper 'interception' I giggle to myself You're raising your eyebrows at me And in that expression I forget who we are But what's beautiful about our hands is the Cimmerian darkness that lies between our clasp It masks the depravity And feigns the glory Guarding hell at the edges of earth The record stops I fall asleep in your lap As you study my face Caressing my hair And holding our shadows all at once
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Dec 13, 2012
Dec 13, 2012 at 1:13 AM UTC
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