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Sappho probably said it better
But I cannot
simply dismiss
the way they
said about
how I wasn't
kidding about
my towering
resistance
and I recall
how patience
grew thinner
than a single
hair strand,
feeling
heat rise
in-between
two columms
waiting for
divine miracles
to descend on
their narrow
stairwell.
I've always
been about
the waiting
like having
enough time
in the day to
catch prey
as soft faces
slowly smear
and blur into
each other,
letting my
fingers draw
intricate maps
on their skin
like sparklers
as I inhale
every sigh
they echo
down the
long halls
of my throat,
nobody
talks about
the chaos
in waiting
anymore
how jaws
slowly fill
with water
to meet the
rim of a cup,
their burning
gaze as they
try desperately
not to cave
in gifting
me their
aching
kiss.
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