he spends his time rowing through the rugged, blockaded channels of my catharsis, the bitter staccato of ****** habit.
his love can be as jagged as gashes in an Elvis Costello record thrown against the wall-- the frayed words of the last love song Billie Holiday ever uttered.
he is two exclamation points lit on fire, kerosene pumping through tautly wound muscles and caressing our funny bones with sandpaper.
he is dulcit woodwind melodies and jilted viola strings, epic poetry and grindhouse theaters, McQueen gowns and thrift store bargains, the kiss on the forehead and the nudge for a *******.