You have mellow chardonnay eyes
golden and drinking, almost silent
in observation, the smell of grapes
and your lacrosse hoodie fills up my lungs,
so heart-wrenchingly loud
but it's so quiet here.
Your hands crescendo through my hair so soft
I forget to sleep and my heart
turns applesauce soft
then the nightmare flashes
you kiss my forehead as I sigh,
and you tell me you love me, your deep voice
laid on like grape jelly on monday
morning toast;
this love will be the penultimate
sommelier's blend: one that sinks the carolinas
and drowns me in pinot gris
and gold blood.
YOU ARE READING
an ode to the moon and her galaxies - a poetry collection
Poezjapoetry anthology in which a girl reaches to retrieve her relationship with her father, pass over a family member's suicide, and loves a boy.