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Her IV

Arms entwined in exaltation invoke the watercolors of her voice diffused in a hymn between our bodies. This lyric of midnight-- of flesh, of moon, and leaf and moth-- whispered in darkness gives birth to hunger in search of moons, scent, muscle, and breath. Even in this darkness her eyes are the brightest stars and there is nowhere I can hide from her grace. She sees those parts of me that I hide from the world. And in this room without walls, butterflies and angels overhead, only the hymn between us remains.
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Oct 26, 2017
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her butterfly love scent eyes darkness brightness moon stars

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#her#butterfly#love#scent#eyes#darkness#brightness#moon#stars
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