Skin like cashmere
Under your hands;
Fingernails drawing a
Flaming pink Spirograph.
From far away, my skin
Purples where hers is bitten.
I wear her soul like a coat.
Fingers are pressed
Into the bed frame as I
Drag my red Huntsman along
The grain of the wood
In a perfect line.
Now that's love:
The unbreakable bond betwixt
The cut and the knife.
As you sink into the bathtub,
Not much space from knees
To knees,
I sink my head under the water
And I suffocate anything
That could be construed
As something I learned
From you.
Your matte red stain
Was on every chin.
I left a red stain on the
Point of a pin when
I pictured you there,
Fingers laced in her hair
And red liquor on
Your tongue.
Comments1
Can't say much about the theme, but the style is nice. Another good one. Keep it up.
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