gilded man
my mind still lingers on that night between the shelves
when fingertips grazed Huxley and turned my eyes alight
casting silhouettes across spines
he is your favorite escape
lips part
words in the form of gilded gold across your chest
with skin like the pressed parchment of pages
and whispers like the soft turn of words against words I fell
we would lie with words entangled in the darkness
your mind ensnaring mine in a way most endearing
and you lose sleep wondering if I am bound the same way you are
an ache like a fire emanating from lingering words
lingering worlds to which I cannot return
and I am consumed
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