
the air was thick with a sort of sleepy contentment and our Converse-clad toes swayed with the nodding daisies
Rated: Fiction T - English - Romance - Words: 134 - Reviews: 2 - Favs: 1 - Published: 10-16-08 - Status: Complete - id: 2584905
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and your freckles were
chocolate-covered poppy seeds
a sweet opium
that had the aftertaste
of my favorite aphrodisiac
we lay in the fields of woven gold and barley
and the sky,
much like a stretch of blue-dusted cotton,
put a film of euphoria over our eyes
the air was thick with a sort of sleepy contentment
and our Converse-clad toes swayed with the nodding daisies
it was on that trippy, sundrenched afternoon
that you whispered, with dopey eyes
"hey, pretty girl…I think I love you."
I fingered the hoop that
strung itself through your lower lip
and you smiled (with teeth)
and I kissed your too-prominent canines
it was then, and only then
under the overripe orange of a sun
that I knew you were mine
10.16.08
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