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Saturn hands

And I love your Saturn hands

the knotted slim fingers

fixed in your fawn fine hair

long 'round your fine mirror accented face

crystal blue eyes that might otherwise send someone into 10 story ocean waves

should I come too close, I'm sure I'd have more than myself to save

Your dry weathered thumb brush my flustered lips

It looks like we're now apart of the papacy

creating an obvious contrast of our opposing polarities

Something in the way that winter craves to reach this upcoming spring

Hard tailored to the rules of some domestic order

the rigidness in your loving touch

leaves the eyes of my heart wide

Can you walk into me, several times more

It wont break the ties that bind our instincts

but It'll give me tastes of what free people enjoy

Kiss me, with more than what it normally takes

we're both starving to breathe

into another

into another

Just as it rains do we lose your leather jacket

that identity we cant force ourselves to leave

Rain to our face

wettness between our smother

lavish expressons of what we hope our wild selves to explore

water to this drought

for which we suffer and for what reasons no-one spoken truely

can they say

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