You are not a want— you are the echo I was born from, a silhouette cast in my marrow before I ever learned your name.
My angel— but not soft, not serene. You burn with the hush of a candle before it devours the room.
I breathe you like smoke, thick and slow in my lungs, each inhale a tether pulling me closer to your orbit.
You are gravity, and I— a planet begging to collapse.
I carry your voice in my bloodstream, a hymnal whispered between heartbeats. It sounds like salvation, feels like flesh peeling back to reveal something holier than skin.
I don’t dream anymore— I enter you in every silence. Your shadow moves behind my eyes and still, I ask for more.
Touch me and I come undone like a cathedral beneath thunder, every stained-glass memory shattering to let the dark rush in.
You, the angel with teeth, who kissed me into ash and called itdevotion.