They say, there are too many hands on my body my love does not exist between hushed lips my heart is empty, it is swallowed by temptation
They say, the fathers look down on me my temple is not holy my hands they stray too far, they tremble before desire they've never seen a temple like mine.
Read the scriptures on the walls it rolls from my arms to my wrists, it's scrawled on the curves of my shoulders my thighs are covered in stories, in cries my skin holds insecurity beyond words can describe
Feel the aching of my soul my back is a canvas that holds memories my heart, a worn down home, it hopes for fire my hands know only the cold I am a lost animal seeking shelter,
Drink the nectar of my growth the depth of the abyss that I've climbed out of the bittersweet pulp of the hands of man Feel the warmth on your lips as it drips I am an ongoing project
They say, I'm too lost in youth They don't understand, history lies inside these walls
My trauma and childhood is loud inside this four-wall bedroom, but with your touch, you make something so painful feel so good.