Again, we apologize for not keeping up with regular posts. Unfortunately we're busy trying to figure out how to be independent almost-adults, and apparently doing things you enjoy doesn't play a huge role in "grown up" life. Here's a poem I wrote a few days ago to (hopefully) curb your annoyance at us.
will you be my color wheel?
will you let me feel
the monochromatic certainty
in your fingernails?
let me sing to you
in paint and silence
my skin screams for
your gamma rays
shut the silver into my soul
let me be black and blue
for you
those eyelashes rip
me in two
I'm shredded
by the orange hues
Emitted by my love for you
Forever is a minute too
Short for me to prove
How long this eon is
I'd throw a mountain top
Or climb into the valleys of your eyes
Gratefully, thankfully
Anoint me in the oil paint of our harmony
Quit harming me with your denial
Stop charming me with the revival
Of my senses every time
I lay an eye on you
I cry
My tears are wetter than the dead sea
Because I'm alive
Every time you vilify me
My soul becomes a valley filled with charcoal pencils
I can't resist you
The watercolor of your adoration stains
The paper of my skin
A mark of our pigmented sin
Freedom screaming from within
Perpetual
a ritual
Of dismissal
You're a missile
Destroying the isle
Of my isolation
An atomic explosion
An artistic implosion
You are my constant convulsion.
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