They were crazy about each other and that was the problem. Everything was meant to be laced with flames and extravagant passion.
Below the blistering winds of winter were these lovers wearing nothing but their hearts and sooner or later they were bound to get burned and scarred, bruised and confused about the madness they drowned in.
But in that moment, nothing held truer than his hand in hers and his eyes full of sincerity and sweet clarity.
And I swore they could've burst into flames if they weren't fused together by their fingers, as if some magnetic ripple navigated the thump thump thump
throughout their nervesβ so loud and so prominent it demanded to be heard. And I heard it, behind the sheaths of snow, under the overpass and between the bundled bystanders.