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how it feels to lie next to you on a summer night
May 8, 2019
The wind whispers into the room,
Brushing your hair,
Kissing your skin, kissing mine
That which brushed your cheek brushed mine
Our hands and limbs,
Encircling the other's,
unfurling, swirl
until:
you and i melting together
(Under the bedsheets,)
Into the bedsheets
And maybe I am not in love with you yet
But certainly, I am in love with your vineyard locks and almond eyes
And how the wind brushes your cheek
And how your limbs swirl into mine
And how, you,
Oh you...
© Alana R., Dallas, OR
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