his darkness became
tainted by my red
i burst like the sunrise
on the canvas of his skin,
raw and hot, red, red, red
i set flame to the somber
blues we'd once painted
our skin deep with.
kissing the echoes of
our past, but always
pulling away too soon.
i was too red, too vibrant.
he didn't like the taste
i left on his tongue
it was bitter like him,
it stung of the past he'd
tried to bury on my lips
my skin would ash
but he'd miss the flames.
my pulse would gallop
and intrude like
summer into his veins.
Oct 18, 2015
Oct 18, 2015 at 7:07 AM UTC
his darkness became
tainted by my red
i burst like the sunrise
on the canvas of his skin,
raw and hot, red, red, red
i set flame to the somber
blues we'd once painted
our skin deep with.
kissing the echoes of
our past, but always
pulling away too soon.
i was too red, too vibrant.
he didn't like the taste
i left on his tongue
it was bitter like him,
it stung of the past he'd
tried to bury on my lips
my skin would ash
but he'd miss the flames.
my pulse would gallop
and intrude like
summer into his veins.
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