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Author: Quirin convex raindrops mirror your eyes
Rated: Fiction K - English - Words: 182 - Reviews: 6 - Favs: 1 - Published: 05-25-06 - id: 2180745
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Convex raindrops mirror your eyes
and I sing and I slide and I sigh.
The vivid noise surrounding you head
like a halo
tangible and golden,
is causing me
to cry out loud;
is generating so
much heat
that I can't help but
be reminded of a
supernova.
(against my will,
my satin silk stretching
fabric, my iron will).
I look at you and I see
daydreams personified, and I see
a boy that I like and could love: dial up through corkscrew
wires and send you streamlined straight
to me.
There are endless constellations
drawn loosely from freckle to
freckle, extending across
elbows and knees and every
joint
on my skin, but on yours
I'd only outline a single heart-
hopefully providing us
some kind of connectivity.
But the stars unfolding and criss-crossing
(caught, like diamonds in a web
of lace)
the nighttime are still
the same that I see
that you see,
that we see,
so that even if we will
never stare through
the same dirty windowpane,
we can still play
connect-the-dots,
though separately.
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