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Were your feet planted in the same place i discovered you? Once our arms touched like it was nothing skin rubbing lovingly and unaware of the ugliness coming blue lips locking and peeling off the plastic covering the carton we courageously collected our breath in We see stars inflating, baking and heaving We feel floods rushing around our ankles and into our woolen socks pushing too much and cringing for the pop Reluctant and rooted Suited for a funeral never scheduled I search for you underground only to find a chest inked with a Japanese dragon broken lock burnt off and open the black lungs of a drag in stained with golden tobacco wooden bolts with roses angled against me I vine up the veins of your attention and beg you to stay for breakfast fast forward into an album stored under the China we will never use or look at Twenty seven photos and twenty seven guests and two hands to flip through the laminated past and one hand to count the days that they’ll last
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Jul 28, 2016
Jul 28, 2016 at 10:34 PM UTC
Glove of Silk
Were your feet planted in the same place i discovered you? Once our arms touched like it was nothing skin rubbing lovingly and unaware of the ugliness coming blue lips locking and peeling off the plastic covering the carton we courageously collected our breath in We see stars inflating, baking and heaving We feel floods rushing around our ankles and into our woolen socks pushing too much and cringing for the pop Reluctant and rooted Suited for a funeral never scheduled I search for you underground only to find a chest inked with a Japanese dragon broken lock burnt off and open the black lungs of a drag in stained with golden tobacco wooden bolts with roses angled against me I vine up the veins of your attention and beg you to stay for breakfast fast forward into an album stored under the China we will never use or look at Twenty seven photos and twenty seven guests and two hands to flip through the laminated past and one hand to count the days that they’ll last
rina-vana
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Jul 28, 2016
Jul 28, 2016 at 10:34 PM UTC
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