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I Like You the Most I like you the most when your Hands are on my neck. Your fingers are large and cold and Mold perfectly to the Small nape that directs a narrow Pathway to the Rest of me. And, I hate myself for being hopeful. I pretend to be Busying myself with books and papers and pens, When really, I am only waiting for the Light to hit your eyes and Electrify me. And, I am empty when It doesn’t. I accept the unwholesome absence of your Pale arms leaning against My door frame. My neck feels cold, Because I like you the most when your Hands are on my neck – Feeling for eternity.
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Oct 26, 2011
Oct 26, 2011 at 3:28 PM UTC
I Like You the Most
I Like You the Most I like you the most when your Hands are on my neck. Your fingers are large and cold and Mold perfectly to the Small nape that directs a narrow Pathway to the Rest of me. And, I hate myself for being hopeful. I pretend to be Busying myself with books and papers and pens, When really, I am only waiting for the Light to hit your eyes and Electrify me. And, I am empty when It doesn’t. I accept the unwholesome absence of your Pale arms leaning against My door frame. My neck feels cold, Because I like you the most when your Hands are on my neck – Feeling for eternity.
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Oct 26, 2011
Oct 26, 2011 at 3:28 PM UTC
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