He comes. He leaves. He talks hard. His charisma is trimmed with sincerity. He is all angles and curves and she is not surprised when he is as solid as he looks. He renames her. His fingers twist in her hair. She sighs and wraps her soul around his bones. She waits in smoke and rubble for the angels while holding his hand, tells him he might be the only thing she's believed in and he, like the messiah he is, dips his head away from her and uses his name for her like a choker. She finds her way back with words stuffing her mouth and her forehead pressed against his chest. When the rapture comes, she nods. When the abyss opens up, she takes his kisses and his touch and builds her God around them. When the apocalypse shows, she will not cry. And she tells him he's the only cathedral she'll ever need and kisses his palms. There's angels, there is him. Oh, how sharp their teeth.