you’re standing at the door on the porch with your chest open wide, swinging from its hinges, and I don’t think about anything except walking straight into the ash and comfort and cigarette smoke of you and leave all my hurt at your feet and I greet you with a kiss and curl my edges around yours until I am soft and silken and molten steel and we greet the purple morning with a kiss and it kisses us back, right on the mouth.
Published on September 01, 2015 15:00