Category Archives: Poetry

I had forgotten what it was like to fly, until your hands closed on my wrists. I had forgotten what it was like to breathe, until your mouth covered mine. I had forgotten what it was like to be so … Continue reading →

How much more blessed can I be than to have you always waking next to me, wings unfolding, sky unraveling, world un-done-coming, sweet kind of honey bliss untempered untouched by anything resembling time? In our next life, I’ll peel you … Continue reading →

I imagine the way you taste must be like wine, the fruit of your lips crushed against mine, the pop and sweetsour of you on my tongue. Tonight, damn the coming hangover, I will get drunk on your kisses.

I fail to understand many things in my day to day life. What I believe I understand above all, however, is this:

I fail to understand many things in my day to day life. What I believe I understand above all, however, is this: