{I've grown too fond of the solid ground you bring. . .
 I dream every night in safety, knowing you'll be
 singing melodies broken in the morning}

I wish it was all chance..
This can't be true, not forever.
You're the most stunning sight I'd ever dreamt to see.
Cut of ivory and scratched with shining glass
...

I'm begging you to scream murder,
and stop my slow heart
...

These pearls are too heavy for my bandaged arms to lift,
I'd place them on your shoulders so that you might feel the burden of shock in your mind, in your indecisive mind.

The hard pink rush of kissing you melts me,
like acid floods the ocean floor and takes the creatures one by one.. to place them into the new flesh painting.

Cutting my voice into several severed sounds
(I mumble incantations, Proud)
Distance pulls us closer. . .
So take my hand, but leave my body shackled down by the
thorn-strung vines.
I want to be a part of you forever, and know your caramel swirled tongue is my own to linger on.

. . . Dare me to trust that you still know of all you do...

these pavement drawn designs burn into my flesh, like twitching marijuana.. scratching at my face, pulling me out of my bed.. I need you.

I want someone to teach me the trips,
to seduce me into sexual-movement slips.
Until I am pure and white.. and ready for your choking body to daze into my unpure form.

You are perfectly sculpted from the strongest marble. . .
. . . and your blood is that of the finest-aged wine

.I Thirst.

and marooned stars scatter themselves in your feminine locks.
They too, once were lost.

Do my arms cradle you?

only being in your presence puts me to static lullabied sleep..

{you made it something it could have never been}

Isn't it strange how your illuminated hands can pierce through the aging sky as soft as the virgin's skin?
they shine, so bright

. . . . . . . .

you repeat those falling leaves, as they rot themselves straight off the tree

.like I've always known you'd do to me.

tear me, and end it at that finally.
tear through me..

and

let

it

end

...

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