There is a type of bone
in the body called sesamoid bones.
It is attached to one end on a bone
while the on top is a ligament.
Once a muscle moves,
it glides through the bone
to prevent contact between
the bone and ligament,
because once contact has been established,
there would be continuous rubbing
and friction would eventually
tear the ligament.

I am saying this because
I've been putting up walls
between you and me
and I hope you realize it's there
to protect you from me.

I will love you,
you already love me,
you will be all over me,
you will feel me,
my grooves and twists,
my every movement,
my warmth,

but I will never stop moving

and according to physics,
friction produces heat,

and
it
will
break
you.