Every sigh between us
Is a taste I cannot forget
Every laugh a sugar I crave
And when we part, even briefly
I am left with your flavour lingering
A bittersweet ache
That only you can satisfy
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Every sigh between us
Is a taste I cannot forget
Every laugh a sugar I crave
And when we part, even briefly
I am left with your flavour lingering
A bittersweet ache
That only you can satisfy
There are days when silence feels like a promise
A place I return to
Where even the air refuses to name you
You live somewhere between thought and shadow
A pulse I can’t reach
A warmth that never lands on skin
I’ve learned to speak softly
So the world won’t hear your name escape me
It slips out sometimes
Not as sound
But as a tremor beneath my breath
A ghost brushing the walls of my chest
Sometimes I think I almost see you
In the reflection of still water
But it’s only my own wanting
Learning the shape of your absence
I’ve built a garden out of restraint
Everything here blooms backward
Petals folding in on themselves
Colors draining into quiet
The soil hums with things
That were never said aloud
I water it anyway
Every dawn, I pour the ache back into earth
Watch it drink what I cannot confess
You’d never know how many small deaths
It takes to look at you and smile
The garden grows wilder each day
Roots pressing against the ribs
Petals brushing the heart like apologies
And I wonder
If one day I will vanish into it
If I’ll become the silence itself
Something you pass by
Without ever realizing was once human
I want to be wanted
Not in the way that burns skin
But in the way that burns through bone
I want to be a prayer
Not a pulse
Let them write poems on my soul
Not maps on my body
Let him die hard for me
Before he lays a hand on me
Not out of drama
But devotion
I hate lust
It is greedy
It takes
It claws
It forgets your name
Once the fire dims
But love
True love
It waits by the door in winter
With bare hands
Just to be close
Let him carry my sorrows
As if they were relics
Press his forehead
To the cracks in my silence
And call it sacred ground
Let him tremble at my smile
As though I were an answered prayer
After years of drought
I don't want fingertips
Reaching for skin
I want a soul
Reaching for mine
Through the noise
Through the crowd
Choosing me every time
Like I'm the only thing
Worth believing in
Touch is too easy
But to acre for me
To weep for the thought of losing me
To shatter and never recover
That is the kind of love
I was built for
Let him bleed loyalty
Not hunger
Let him break for me
Without ever asking
For a piece of me in return
I was not made to be devoured
I was made to be adored
Until the end of him
And if he must reach for me
Let it be in prayer
Let it be on his knees
Not with hands
But with reverence
Yes, butterflies live a short life
But how they dance without apology
Wings kissed by sun
Unburdened by expectation
Never asked to stay in one place
Or make themselves smaller
To fit into someone else's sky
I wish I were like them
Not for the colors
Not for the wings
But for the freedom to drift
To land where I please
Without guilt trailing behind me
Like a shadow too heavy to shed
They do not beg to be understood
They do not explain why they fly away
They just go
Soft, sudden
Graceful
In their vanishing
And I am stitched to the ground
With all these years before me
By rules, by silence, by fears
Too old for my age
Sometimes I wonder
Is it better to live briefly and freely
Than to endure a life
Where your heart
Has no room to stretch its wings?
Until how much longer
Am I supposed to act
Like my presence is a sin?
Like I am not a person
But a pest, a parasite
Something that shouldn't exist?
I yearn for the day
When I will be able
To run free in fields
Of beautiful souls
And of beautiful hearts
Where I am seen, appreciated
Where my voice is heard
And my silences tended to
I am not the devil
So why am I treated like it?
If even
The essence of nothing
Has a placeholder
A mark
A whisper
A void labeled and respected
Will I
Also have one
When I’m gone?
Will the world
Reshape itself
To fill the dent I leave behind?
Or will it flatten
Uncreased
As though I never pressed into it?
Will my name
Echo in someone's breath
Or just
Slip off the tongue
Like a word once known
Now forgotten?
I wonder
When my body stills
Will the silence
Remember me?
Day by day
I come closer
And closer
To the realization
That this world
This life
All of it
Is temporary
The day will come
Where we stand
For 50 thousand years
Waiting
For our forever home
No soil will soften
No breeze will pass
Only silence
Thick with the weight
Of every choice
We thought went unnoticed
Eyes will lift
Searching skies
That do not move
And tongues
That once danced
With lies or laughter
Will fall still
In the gravity of truth
Another night emerges
Where everything
Seems to have frozen
It's too quiet
Too still
I can feel my chest rise and fall
With every breath
I hear the steady sound of my heart beating
Pumping, keeping me alive
through the life
I didn't choose to live
I see the faint outlines of my bookshelf and desk
One that gives me life
And another that lets me pour it out
Through words onto paper
I smell the salt of my tears
rolling down my face
My emotions pouring out for the stars
Letting them bear witness
To all my sorrows
And I taste the bitter emotions
of sadness and longing
For something I know I'll never have
In the dark of the quiet night
I realize that I'm never truly alone
I have my pencil
And I have the stars
And I have me