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Testament

Love and stardust

By Xiomara AnaisPublished 3 years ago 1 min read
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Testament
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Nothing else would exist except us beneath the sheets

You,

Me,

Intertwined, Combined

Being, Beating

In a pocket of time

That seemed to Tick Tock in a rhyme,

Divine.

And we both breathed in one breath

Our bodies tensed

Never knew

To think of what to do

If touch

Was not enough

I wanted soul,

I want it rough,

I want it raw,

Devour me whole

And give me all of who you are

With the aftertaste of a falling star

And the pressure of a rising god

I swallowed so many galaxies in one night

Mouth open,

Tongue out,

Kneeling by your side

I swear

When I looked into your eyes

I would have lied

I would have cried

I would have died

Happily.

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About the Creator

Xiomara Anais

Non Binary. Born and raised in the city of the angels. I have been writing since I learned how to hold a pen.

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