I've read poems about the way sleepy lovers watched eyelids flutter softly, like tiny butterflies perched on daisies and wilting white roses.
I could only compare the light movements of your eyes to the sun painting the clouds in a way which made me wish to reach into the sky and pluck harps by golden gates.
but I don't believe in angels.
I've read poems about coffee stained lips and menthol cigarettes dancing between fingertips, to match soft Good Mornings and mumbled I Love You's.
I could only compare your speech to the songs curling from the heavens at three o clock in the morning, as the quiet world sleeps and I strain to hear broken lullabies.
but I don't believe in angels.
I've read poems about boys with irises that run a thousand miles deep, with bones made out of gold, and with stories that pull girls in like fruit flies in a spiders web.
I could only compare your eyes to one who has seen the pain hidden in the deepest corners of the earth. your bones hold the weight of the world and the stories you spin only seem fit to one who carries shaking wings and a glowing halo.