Butterflies fluttering and flitting In the pit of my stomach Chrysalis splitting Palpatating rhythms skipped Like fifteen year old giddy kids again still loving like we'd never lived As if the world itself and existence so far had forbidden it But we still spit back with conviction that we didn't give a ****.
Thinking of so many little things Leaves me smitten constantly grinning like an idiot.
Fingertips that nervously fidgeted with zippers Now fiddle with a sliver, shiv buried in between disfigured ribs. Cataclysmic schisms Eviscerated Replaced with brittle bitterness Individuals Left Ambivalent Grieving what hearts could never give A thorn Invisible, kept hidden Amidst
From my heart this liquid drips But never once like a bullet hole Riddled sieve The same exit wound That left me scribbling this Pencil tip Like an incision slid Effortless Across the skin ink rivers Spigoted
In every Pretty vision Like your palms reached out and my heart just fit Fist sized Muscle twitched electric As if the candlelight wick flickering behind my eyes was finally lit Twin flames Glittering hits
Mind Envisages We both just exist Uninhibited Betwixt Lips that Kissed Wisdom Where Grisly figments Did shrivel and whither Two people indivisible you, my arms held within spirits lifted or just a place to rest your tear swept chin no longer whittled until attrition quits I can envision it so vividly this bliss upon my heart its stitched
Read her the poem yall (despite being insanely nervous ****). Sorry for the terrible formatting/punctuation (ill fix it eventually)... used to swear my stuff was meant to be read visually and not audibly but actually wrote this one with the intention of reading aloud (and had to format it differently in parts so I didn't get messed up). Initially started writing this about how she gave me butterflies before we'd ever really talked (and it was initially just going to be about the rarity of still getting butterflies as you get older) but a month later we're dating and now I get butterflies every time I look at her.