Shrugging off our clothes.
I tugged at your silk black tie.
Buttons scattered, a
Shirt suddenly wrenched open,
Your lips now on mine.
Shrugging off our clothes.
I tugged at your silk black tie.
Buttons scattered, a
Shirt suddenly wrenched open,
Your lips now on mine.
Once dawn has fallen, the night crawls back. It creeps upon you slowly; gradually the scene dulls.
Then enveloped in sharp black before you realise.
Sometimes the night sky holds promises of glinting stars - messages from distant galaxies. Signs of chaos and fire and fusion. Letting you know that things continue elsewhere, even if everything in your life has come to a standstill.
Starless nights imply one thing only.
I love days like these.
Sitting back against a white wall, lathered in the sun's buttery heat.
Eyes closed.
Lips parted.
Sometimes they quirk up into a smile, imagining that you kissed them while I remained unsuspecting.
The autumn leaves have fallen. Scatterings of ruby, amber and gold. With the season's change, I've noticed your eyes on me in my periphery. When I turned to look at you, you simply held my gaze.
You approached me. You laughed. You got closer. And closer.
The one I once admired from afar stood before me; you're smiling too.
But what exists in your dreams does not in reality.
Seeing you reminds me of
Lips
Pressing against my skin.
I feel your smile.
They drag, left to right,
Soft; firm.
A pink blush left in their wake.
I bite my own. You chuckle and reciprocate.
I blink. You're staring ahead.
Your gaze does not waver.
Do you know, I wonder?
That seeing you now
Wrenches at memories of
Kisses. Along my neck, down my collarbone.
Gently taking the skin of my earlobe
Between your teeth.
My eyes do not leave yours
Burning into mine. Seeing you
Makes me feel like a pathetic little girl with
A high school crush;
small and powerless.
You take a step towards me
But my feet have fixed themselves
To the rocky ground beneath them.
Another.
Inside I cry
For my limbs to obey.
They do not.
And now, you're only
A hand's length away.
Suddenly I can't bear to look at you.
Another step.
Closer, now.
So close
That your breath caresses
My cheeks. Close enough to smell wisps
Of the aftershave you're wearing.
I lean towards you instinctively
No.
I feel your hand reach out
And my mind screams at
My body to move.
I must go now.
I have to go now.
I walk away.