To know you is the sum of life’s tortures. Years spent watching and burning, sat politely by your husband.
But if I were to tell you now?
You pull back and look at me, and I have never known fear as in that moment. You smile, though, and laugh; kiss me as if we’ve been doing it all our lives.
But if I were to tell you now?
You pull back and look at me, and I have never known fear as in that moment. You smile, though, and laugh; kiss me as if we’ve been doing it all our lives.
May 8, 2025 at 3:26 PM
To know you is the sum of life’s tortures. Years spent watching and burning, sat politely by your husband.
But if I were to tell you now?
You pull back and look at me, and I have never known fear as in that moment. You smile, though, and laugh; kiss me as if we’ve been doing it all our lives.
But if I were to tell you now?
You pull back and look at me, and I have never known fear as in that moment. You smile, though, and laugh; kiss me as if we’ve been doing it all our lives.
Sweating, salivating, damp all over. Beyond the clamp of my eyes It watched. Long fingers pushed through the seams of here and there.
I turned to well-worn prayer: Teeth knocking together. A hole in my skirt her pinky fit through. Gravel tipped out of our shoes. A wish for a breath safely shared.
I turned to well-worn prayer: Teeth knocking together. A hole in my skirt her pinky fit through. Gravel tipped out of our shoes. A wish for a breath safely shared.
April 3, 2025 at 11:34 AM
Sweating, salivating, damp all over. Beyond the clamp of my eyes It watched. Long fingers pushed through the seams of here and there.
I turned to well-worn prayer: Teeth knocking together. A hole in my skirt her pinky fit through. Gravel tipped out of our shoes. A wish for a breath safely shared.
I turned to well-worn prayer: Teeth knocking together. A hole in my skirt her pinky fit through. Gravel tipped out of our shoes. A wish for a breath safely shared.