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Breathe into me

by revenant

I miss how we were the only ones alike. We were the only two of that caliber, and you knew it. Electricity flew between your lips and mine. We were beautiful. I miss how our voices pierced the heavy silence around us, and tangled up with one another. I miss how we preformed for no more than one another. I miss how your melodies kissed my face as they glided about our space. I miss our shared breath.   I miss my voice moving in perfect time with yours; curving up to meet your highs, and dipping down to brush against your lows. I miss the way you would look at me when I took control and owned the song-- with that sly, crooked grin. The accidental physical touch The longing when our time ran out The lingering of your voice, and that crystal gaze burning into my core The teasing and the backhanded compliments Never too sure of what's work and what's play But I'm sure of this: There is a certain intimacy that comes with throwing your heart and soul into the void, and hoping it doesn't fall flat. There's an even deeper intimacy that follows when you meet another voice, and you move and reach and swell and growl and throw everything you have into that one note. Because without passion, we are dead. Breathe into me.
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Aug 1, 2014
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