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Warmth


We fell through the crust by our own choosing. 

Cracking, beneath our boots, and with a clamour

We disappeared. 

 

You are angelic 

Floating in the crystalline water 

Snowflakes maintain your eyelashes. 

 

I breathe out preservation 

Reaching for your thin, ashen hand. 

My tears are indistinguishable. 

 

I want to be lost. 

Loving, I am entirely content 

To be immortalized with you in the lightest of blues. 

 

We are the center of the earth, 

Crushing in by gravity, 

and yet I yearn to be closer. 

 

With the last of my life,

I breathe words into the stiffening bubbles. 

 
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angreenfields

Alexius, known to their friends as Alex, is currently writing poetry in Minneapolis, MN, USA. They write with heavy metaphor and intense emotion, or at least try to. Their interests include foreign languages, English arts, feminism, and sticking it to the man.

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