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You are the boy-hood That my girl-hood desires. We are a true-love story that may very well never transpire. For years, under my nose I know you've always been. But when I discover your moss growing under my stone You turn right back over again. Oh how I long to press my cheek to your velvet curling sweet, dark and cold, while fingers pine for mutual warmth; An attempt at what the future could hold. Still soundlessly honey drips, sticks between your silent speaking eyes and my dry lips. The perfect spaces where forbidden fruit grows inevitably decays--look, darling -- Our branches have welcomed the caws of the crow.
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Sep 14, 2014
Sep 14, 2014 at 3:55 PM UTC
--In the end
You are the boy-hood That my girl-hood desires. We are a true-love story that may very well never transpire. For years, under my nose I know you've always been. But when I discover your moss growing under my stone You turn right back over again. Oh how I long to press my cheek to your velvet curling sweet, dark and cold, while fingers pine for mutual warmth; An attempt at what the future could hold. Still soundlessly honey drips, sticks between your silent speaking eyes and my dry lips. The perfect spaces where forbidden fruit grows inevitably decays--look, darling -- Our branches have welcomed the caws of the crow.
personal love growth decay forbidden fruit heart ache pining desire
hollobee
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Sep 14, 2014
Sep 14, 2014 at 3:55 PM UTC
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