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Like standing on the peak of a mountain range during a lightning storm with my eyes closed, I am sending myself as a beacon out to you. With blueberry tinted fingers you touch my face, soft as the sunset mist, and leave bruise colored echoes across my skin, I am running, skipping my body across the darkening soil like a stone, spinning my way past the orange fungi adorned trees after you, Can’t you feel the swirling hurricane of desire in my chest when we press close, the way my body settles like cooling lava around you when we intertwine, I cannot help but to be shaped by you. All around us the auroras waltz and curtsy, the moss cloaked rocks pulsate with earth's breath, the lightning strikes. I open my eyes, and you are gone.
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Mar 27, 2020
Mar 27, 2020 at 4:45 PM UTC
Blueberries
Like standing on the peak of a mountain range during a lightning storm with my eyes closed, I am sending myself as a beacon out to you. With blueberry tinted fingers you touch my face, soft as the sunset mist, and leave bruise colored echoes across my skin, I am running, skipping my body across the darkening soil like a stone, spinning my way past the orange fungi adorned trees after you, Can’t you feel the swirling hurricane of desire in my chest when we press close, the way my body settles like cooling lava around you when we intertwine, I cannot help but to be shaped by you. All around us the auroras waltz and curtsy, the moss cloaked rocks pulsate with earth's breath, the lightning strikes. I open my eyes, and you are gone.
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Mar 27, 2020
Mar 27, 2020 at 4:45 PM UTC
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