I’ve been chasing this for almost one whole year with little breaks of lust tucked in between
The corners of those dates have dogfolded ears which stick out to me like a quenched oak tree in a wide, dry desert
The short pieces that once formed our long lull feel nothing close to my feet coming to a stop, turning around, feeling kept—purposefully
My calves are knotted and my eyelids become cracked from chasing the Black Hole in the sky: the hole that used to be the Brightest Sun, My Sun, the one that I once spoke of so sweetly:
*“It’s different from theirs on another planet, it never sets. There is a light with the nights-- always.
The need to search or ask for love is lost, because so much is given.
And even when I move to a new planet, where the sun sets and rises as the moon ascends; loneliness climbing onto its back, its dark qualities, bordering me, it will not receive me.