Love
Affection did ooze from your face
Dissolving into an embrace
The sunlight was scraping our backs
The engine apart from its tracks
A flower was picked then for me
While crouching beneath an aged tree
A cold gust then howled in our ear
You tightened my scarf with a sneer
We huddled there until the night
A black sky engulfing the light
The moon broke through hauling so near
I thought it's crash into the pier
Then saw the stars piercing did we
And they too then fell to the sea
Your laughing staccato like hacks
Your fingers dug my skin like jacks
Our hot breaths stayed stretching in place
Until catching in a web made of lace
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