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попутчик ~ {iii}
{iii}
i knocked, if only to find my spine
in your claw-footed belly
where i left it to
collect the sloughed cells
of potential.
our brevity lingered,
a water stain on the ceiling
from which i
licked the absurdity of
3am confessions.
{ii}
it may have been the sight of my lighter in your hands,
fingers cupping the breath of orange from the wind
as you drew the flare deep into the lines on your face,
as i watched the harshness fade from your bones
when you lay back against borrowed sheets & stolen time,
darkly beautiful & entitled.
{i}
you mounted my skin to the wall,
folded the frame of my organs into
the decay of now & never again
{maybe}
as it ate & fed the frenetic demand
of voice & tongue & hips
the sky tasted of guilt as my eyes
crawled across the windows
& kissed the silence.
i knocked, if only to find my spine
in your claw-footed belly
where i left it to
collect the sloughed cells
of potential.
our brevity lingered,
a water stain on the ceiling
from which i
licked the absurdity of
3am confessions.
{ii}
it may have been the sight of my lighter in your hands,
fingers cupping the breath of orange from the wind
as you drew the flare deep into the lines on your face,
as i watched the harshness fade from your bones
when you lay back against borrowed sheets & stolen time,
darkly beautiful & entitled.
{i}
you mounted my skin to the wall,
folded the frame of my organs into
the decay of now & never again
{maybe}
as it ate & fed the frenetic demand
of voice & tongue & hips
the sky tasted of guilt as my eyes
crawled across the windows
& kissed the silence.
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