Some days when attachment turns itself into defiance, I wonder how wild it has been to choke on a wrong idea of intimacy that reinvents itself each night and refuses to perish. to have bits of your skin stuck in my nails that witness greed at my hands. to paint your back with all hues of longing I have spilled out of my mouth like a stain that cannot be washed clean, an appetite that spreads bruises like forest fire- but do not call it home.
this is my docility wrapped in lilac scented trash bags that look intense only from a distance, this is but a filthy act of violence my teeth love engraving on bodies like yours- a soft crumpled mass of dalliance that sees love and calls it paradise, do not find security blankets in hurricane hearts.
a wave of gentle desperation that sweeps over you tonight is not the light that wakes you up; each second that announces its tenderness, I rub it under these honey dipped palms.
in this story, the goddess doesn't like to confess her hunger.