I met you on a cold night, feeling sad, wandering toward the local thinking on how the cosmos shattered my star.
I met you at a table, you sitting across, your familiar eyes like lucid nature stilling, reaching roots into my own. I saw you devour my body draped in tight neon pink as I climbed down from a stool to order another drink.
I spoke of kings so eagerly wishing for them to lay their crowns but because dust became them those kingdoms let me down. I denied your offer to drive me home that night; I ignored the flame your discontent orbs seemed to ignite.
I next saw you a while, the cosmos emitting a dark nebulous over me, I paid you little attention though when I met you was on my mind.
A fool acknowledged me in slander so I sat to make my move, fire dancing brighter, I coiled into you.
I kissed you on the dance floor, like I knew I eventually would, I clung nails to your shoulders as if this was not wrong. I held your hands in excess gazing into your lips smiling like a lover when your hands delved on my hips.
Acting like a couple when I knew you not at all I held you back on inclination and merged your mouth in mine.
I sat on your lap on roads and waves, nose nuzzled to your cheek, humming placidity in each kiss fumbling ever weak.
I spoke with you for hours, embraced between the sheets, embarrassed by my histories, and with yours I can't compete.
You fucked me raw at dawn and I woke to the drawl of good morning, morrow or moaning, which one it was I can't recall. I readied myself for disappointment and wondered on your soul earthen and capricious I liked the way you smelled. You cradled me and whispered sweet everything's and touched me gentler than ever the others had. I mused on you and sex with you and lay with you in dreams but boys with straight staring eyes' intentions are never as they seem. And all your sweetness turned to rot all kind words mere nothings now. I met you with my towers down; you met me with a frown.












