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body language


his calloused hands roamed my body, seeking to touch every inch of it

his soft pink lips grazed mine so carelessly 

the flutter of his dark eyelashes fell against my cheek 

he wasn’t very good with words, but i knew he was implying his love for me, just by the way he touched me, just by the way he said my name, and looked at me

he loved me a great deal, and i him

 
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