I call you mine even though you once made me cry so hard I felt like my head was becoming undone
I associate you with myself because you’re one of few who can grip my heart and render me useless all while not being within touching distance
You’ve never touched my neck and yet the prints there match the shape of your hands perfectly
The air between us is so cold that I can’t move and my entire body trembles, warning me to get away
I call you mine but in all honesty when you sank your teeth in you staked your claim
Sep 4, 2018
Sep 4, 2018 at 1:04 AM UTC
I call you mine even though you once made me cry so hard I felt like my head was becoming undone
I associate you with myself because you’re one of few who can grip my heart and render me useless all while not being within touching distance
You’ve never touched my neck and yet the prints there match the shape of your hands perfectly
The air between us is so cold that I can’t move and my entire body trembles, warning me to get away
I call you mine but in all honesty when you sank your teeth in you staked your claim
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