Twirling about at ill grace,
You seek our very core
of love, peace and trimmed lace.
Arching backs and curved figurines
are placed above the wooden fireplace.
One speaks to the other--where have you been,
fondly, lovingly-- he strokes her face.
Slender fingers trace the epitome of desire,
hesitant, pleasured with the silky taste of lust.
We drown ourselves in fire,
the scorching flames spit out fantasies, stardusts.
Ribbons bind our feet together,
Scarlet, elegant but tortuous,
The weight of the world appears as the weight of a feather
Upon our legs, yet our faces are joyous.
Teetering on the edge,
Cracks powdered, scars faded.
We mumble the sacred pledge
of ugliness and beauty-- a weight [over our shoulders] cascaded
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Oh crap.
Why did I just submit this for Montage.
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argh.
I guess I'm desperate to this extent.
~o~
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Oh crap.
Why did I just submit this for Montage.
...
...
...
argh.
I guess I'm desperate to this extent.
~o~
*_* Wow.
ReplyDeleteAww, thanks, Jerry :)
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