Decisiveness. Swift and unfaltering. steady strokes unite ink and creamy paper to herald this new day, new life, anew.
I collect things- mostly words written and unspoken they hold a certain enchantment and I gather them into my arms, my heart like a greedy child on seashell spun shores and I hope to keep them here- eternal and youthful like the first memory of fireworks and hot caramel or glowing sea waves
I stack them on shelves in between pages in secret corners even whispering to the wind and in between the sheets
I keep things and steal some things like sunshine, rain, a kiss because I wanted to maybe you wanted me too Desire is fleeting, ephemeral and often fickle but it is decisive in the heat of the moment sharp as a knife, and it cuts through my thoughts again and again until maybe just until-
I run out of pretty little words to collect leaving me no choice but to sing it out loud the first three words I took I took from a single glance a secret gaze from an electric dance that we started along time ago one that seems to go on and on like the pounding rhythm of erratic heartbeats.
All of it means so little, all of it means everything or nothing.
And until that day comes let me lie here alone but me and the stars to spin those pretty little words feel their cadence on my tongue with my eyes closed
lie here and wait until the last sound of your name escapes me