wine-fed confessions are what brought us together; with a stir of paint chips and skin, we made clumsy love on the concrete of a condemned factory, moving in the shadows of machinery that loomed like winter trees or judgmental Gods who still stopped to smell the alcohol in our pores.
ii.
"will you pass me a cigarette and along with that sign your lust on the paper that will gray in a flicker, bitter acrid and addictive like the first high of tobacco— a euphoric quiver that lasted only a minute, gone when you inhaled your second seeking the same."
iii.
indiana is the land of crossroads, where the wind blows to find a better destination and the tired rest in restless homes with wheels that creak beneath the hardened earth; you said you were meant for something better than a bible belt, sought my eyes when you whispered new york;
i paid for your bus tickets.
iv.
inhaling, i wondered if love was letting go or knowing that you never loved me as more than a first.
"will you pass me a cigarette and along with that sign your lust on the paper that will gray in a flicker, bitter acrid and addictive like the first high of tobacco— a euphoric quiver that lasted only a minute, gone when you inhaled your second seeking the same."
i can almost imagine you speaking these words ever so beautifully. stunning read as always, jorge darling.
and along with that sign your lust
on the paper that will gray in a flicker,
bitter acrid and addictive
like the first high of tobacco—
a euphoric quiver
that lasted only a minute,
gone when you inhaled your second
seeking the same."
i can almost imagine you speaking these words ever so beautifully.
stunning read as always, jorge darling.