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Drink

Ice cubes

melting on the floor

I love the way our feet move

stomping around one another

a tapping war

coming close but never touching

 

keep your distance from my limbs

I don't control the movements

once the night kisses my spirits

freedom feels like sweat

running over my lips

 

the same place where honey

sweetened the illusions we made

laughing into the crowd that held us

without really looking close

waves of notes rushed over the lights

a never ending vibration of cheers

showcased in radiant shamelessness

 

we are tied together with energy

fueled by glasses that the optimist enjoys

more empty than filled

we replace the mass with moments that matter

more in the moment than the future

 

looking back we wont remember

all the words that spilled out

in a honey flavored accent-

we speak in ways that numb our lips

smiling wider and wider

when we let the rhythm shake our inner rush out

 

our feet stumble kisses onto the ground

and our hands hug steadier fingers

we love the way our voices sound

mingling in nonsense with one another

honey sounds sweetest when heard together

 

shaking glasses steady with sloshing gambles

of who's eyes will rock the room first

but it doesn't matter when the light attracts you

and your feet guide pathways in circles

the night knows darkness brings out light from within

coaxed by accents we acquire

if only for a night we won't remember

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Sep 5, 2016
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