It was a Day

It was a Night
Where I arrived in a panic of the early morning
And we didn't sleep till sunrise.
It was a Morning
Where I woke up with and without you
Warm hugs and pancakes.
It was a Day
Where I wandered a stranger,
But felt like a princess.
There was a Night,
Where blistering heat made us sigh
And the sounds of the birds made us laugh.
It was a Morning
Where a sun rose and I awoke to your kisses
Sandwiches and plans in the sun.
It was a Day
When you began to step into your future
And I stepped into your past.
It was an Evening
Where I faced intimidation only to be surprised
And felt kisses and cold concrete on my knees.
It was a Night
Where a loose cap on a bottle
Gave my pop a bit of a zing.
It was a Night when I left you...
But you gave me a reason
For there to be a Day.

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Death of a Frequency

With the sudden seizure of just how alone you'll be...
I could never let you come back to me...

But I'll always wish that you will..

Spider's Silk

My artist eye destroys you,
picks out every pit of your skin,
the way your lips dominate your face,
or the rough texture of your back.
My lover eye forgives you,
glosses over the physical flaws,
and instead picks up on the depth from your eyes.
Or how when you're alone next to me,
your form changes in context.
You pray and your chest sinks in,
your collarbone screaming against your flesh.
It makes you look so frail
when you surrender your mind to God.
But once your hands break and you cross,
you roll over towards me and you're powerful.
Shoulder's broaden and you are my protector.
Like blood has invigorated your soul.
You are spider's silk.
Strong as any steel made by man,
but if the right fingers touch you,
you will break.

Propaganda

To miss you says nothing of my soul.
To feel so lost, and have no control.
The ache that spreads through hand and head
Heart beat radical, the spirit's dead.
I can't see a scene of skin to skin
My eyes can't handle another's sin.
Lips on lips give tears to my eyes,
Just the snow gives reason to cry.
I need what words cannot describe,
a place within you, a place to hide.
A reconvergence of our minds,
An open heart with love confined.

The Need Part II.

I see your dark form approaching, sheilded from the wind and cold of this December evening.
There's a wall between us, forced conversation, something that should scream "stay away."
The heaviness in the air between us tastes like me and you. It tastes like our scent.
Our sweat. Something missed. Something needed.
The conversation we're having, the tension in voices barely maskes the want to overcome feelings pulsating through us.
You're pressing firmly against the seam of your jeans. My thighs begin to grow warm and wet.
Chest heaving, bodies flushing, the desire we're barely constricting...only social decorum keeps us from having each other in the street.
No one will be watching us...

The Need Part I.

It's nights like these where I try to break out of my body.
I'm venturing, an animal that prowls under the soaking orange sky.
Shivers one through me. Cold. Anticipatory.
I've been begging for you, mind and body, this whole evening. The chemical fuels my desire; I feel my blood desending only to thrive in a place that throbs like my heart.
Inviting, my body prepares for your arrival, before you yourself even arrive.
My legs are pumping, back and forth. That same rhythmic motion to be reenacted.
I don't know what crevice of campus we'll find tonight, where our desires will converge. Against a wall, hopefully. I'd love to feel the harsh tears bound to happen on my back.

I'll Let You Ring My Neck.

I can't get you out of my heart.