With ease and elegance, your fingers
temper my steady heart
into an erratic drum of war
I'll never be able to tear my eyes from yours
Or taste the suppleness of your lips
without yearning for more
What frightens me most
is how gently you carry yourself
And your voice
My joints crumble with every step!
My throat too
But I stand here and speak well
despite the acids in my stomach
and my arid, cracked tongue
As I know you've suffered just as I have
for a love unrequited;
we only reveal ourselves beneath dim lights
with truths yet to be admitted.
YOU ARE READING
A Meaningless Collection
PoetryA collection of variously themed poems that I write mostly on my commute to class or when I can't find a reason to fall asleep.
