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He leaned in, as if to say All is sacred when pressed under the heat of my body As if to say That every moment you spent revolving in the atmosphere Between your lips and his teeth and his tongue and your wasted words Was the precipice Of something new and beautiful And he could only be described as the most freshly written check A contract signed along the dotted line His voice was an appeal to everything unholy That lay beneath You, hiding under bone and marrow and skin and darting eyes but most days he leans in as a memory of touch and tease and laughter tossed like quarters into a fountain
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May 6, 2017
May 6, 2017 at 11:19 PM UTC
an appeal to everything unholy
He leaned in, as if to say All is sacred when pressed under the heat of my body As if to say That every moment you spent revolving in the atmosphere Between your lips and his teeth and his tongue and your wasted words Was the precipice Of something new and beautiful And he could only be described as the most freshly written check A contract signed along the dotted line His voice was an appeal to everything unholy That lay beneath You, hiding under bone and marrow and skin and darting eyes but most days he leans in as a memory of touch and tease and laughter tossed like quarters into a fountain
hadley-beth
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May 6, 2017
May 6, 2017 at 11:19 PM UTC
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