Sticky
Rough Drafts: A Collection Of Badly Written Short Stories and Poems
In what world do I find you in the light of day, rather than in the shadows?
I will tell you.
You are past the darkness, on the other side of it in another kind of wellspring,
like the light at the end of a tunnel I may never see the other side of.
Thoughts of your skin gracing mine pulls me through the bound paper resting in my hands.
The characters I explore are nothing like you,
but you and I are replaced in the pages of the romantic tales I have consumed anyways.
In the mirror is a reflection of everything just as it normally is,
but more so, it is a portal to the storylines that our senses react willingly too.
Your lips are honey, sweet and sticky,
I am unable to let go of the unforgettable taste of how
they left my skin cold from where you had touched them just moments before.
I cannot stand the warmth escaping me, so I am obligated to come back for more.
It's irritating.
Because I don't even like honey, but for some reason,
in my coffee mixed with the heart I pour into my cup
it tastes just right.