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nightlight kisses flicker under covers, while gun-like fingers wind around gasping lungs. tangled lies become obscene truths, as our rosary lashes pray for the yearning boxes, we call hearts. here, we align our bodies– ears to mouth, secrets spoken. ‘are you alive, darling?’ red rosed-lips blooming against the needy and hollowed ribs soft confessions, quiet heartbeats. ‘if this is what it feels to be alive, love–let your midnight hips bury us both. and in the morn, let the sun coax our hidden love–sprouting like baby’s breath from our rotting chests.’
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Apr 24, 2016
Apr 24, 2016 at 12:20 AM UTC
Baby's Breath Hearts
nightlight kisses flicker under covers, while gun-like fingers wind around gasping lungs. tangled lies become obscene truths, as our rosary lashes pray for the yearning boxes, we call hearts. here, we align our bodies– ears to mouth, secrets spoken. ‘are you alive, darling?’ red rosed-lips blooming against the needy and hollowed ribs soft confessions, quiet heartbeats. ‘if this is what it feels to be alive, love–let your midnight hips bury us both. and in the morn, let the sun coax our hidden love–sprouting like baby’s breath from our rotting chests.’
innerglow
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33/F/American
Apr 24, 2016
Apr 24, 2016 at 12:20 AM UTC
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