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creatures of the night

it's an all too familiar, all too ironic situation —

knowing safety, softness —

lingering tastes off darkness' tongue,

now trailing down our skin.

 

the dark has taught us that

safezone is having the night skies

perched around us

and the moon rises from every touch, slipping,

from every kiss, ending;

 

and yet, how can something so dim, so obscure

remind me of the sun and its clarity?

darling, these rendezvous have taught me that

you are the lovechild of the night and the day

and i am likened to a vampire

whose fatal flaw is its

longing for the sun.

 

oh, to see you,

touch you,

kiss you

 

in the daylight

 

without burning.

without hiding.

without fears and pretenses.

 

 

 

 

and yet, we can only be in this all too familiar, all too ironic situation;

we can only be, in the safety of the nightfall —

we can only be, darling, in safety of the dark.

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Written by
femininedeath
27 / F / Philippines
Published
Jan 22, 2020
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26·156
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#darkness#love#forbiddenlove#poetry#spilledink#poems#vampire#words#creativewriting
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