Let your stature dwarf me
Let me drown in your eyes,
twine my fingers in your hair
As you peer into
The depths of my soul
layer by layer:
Every part of me.
Let your kisses convey
what your mouth
Cannot articulate
Let your fingertips trace my palm as
my fingertips trace the planes of your face:
Wrap me
in your warm embrace.
I don't know the layers of your scent
but I know that it encompasses me.
Home
is where you are
Breathe me in
tell me,
Am I
home too?
Sep 13, 2013
Sep 13, 2013 at 2:44 AM UTC
Let your stature dwarf me
Let me drown in your eyes,
twine my fingers in your hair
As you peer into
The depths of my soul
layer by layer:
Every part of me.
Let your kisses convey
what your mouth
Cannot articulate
Let your fingertips trace my palm as
my fingertips trace the planes of your face:
Wrap me
in your warm embrace.
I don't know the layers of your scent
but I know that it encompasses me.
Home
is where you are
Breathe me in
tell me,
Am I
home too?
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