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Love Comes Tumbling by Jay
I know the look in your eyes; it comes every single time I say, "Mission accepted." Your violet gaze is suddenly more liquid -- a hint of fear lurking at the rims. I know it hurts you when I walk out that door, because we both know that I might not come back. Every single time I have to fight not to look back -- not because I don't love you, koi -- because the sight of you pressed against the bedroom glass cracks something vulnerable inside of me. Every time I walk away, something shatters and presses against my heart. But I do what I have to do.
[The seed is spilled, the bed defiled You're like blood to me. Whatever you possess fits with me like you were always that innate missing part and being with you, around you (touching tasting feeling you), moving with and against you, kissing you, being asleep by your slumbering form clicks the inner mechanisms that make me feel complete. And when I'm there with you, I never worry that I could die tomorrow -- when I see your eyes, the universe is comprised of two people: you and me, and when I lay my head on your chest, synchronizing the beat of our hearts until they could be mistaken for one, the universe expands and contracts; until the very beat and throb and rhythm of life matches your breathing.
[I can't lift you up again And there are the intimate moments when the world is asleep and motions come that are reserved for me alone. There is a certain tone to your voice that matches the sharpness of your angular body, the looseness of your hair -- something viciously beautiful and masculine -- and the sight and smell and touch and experience of you -- body and psyche -- and I feel like I'm on the verge of it all: that everything I need to know is laid out before me, beneath me, and that the answers to all my questions is somehow locked in a sensual smile and a lazy drawl. And there's nothing I can do but stroke your cheek and pull you closer, until where your limbs end and mine begin is indistinct and it's merely US, in the most singular sense of the word.
[Love don't need to find a way
I know that I can only whisper these things when it's the dead of the night and you're asleep, but I'm sure that you have some sixth sense that knows and understands and hears these confessions. I never want you to hurt -- I will fight and kill and die a thousand times over, if need be, to protect you, to make sure you sleep peacefully, to make sure you wake to see another glorious sunrise and live to see another magnificent sunset: to make sure your eyes are always bright, to make sure you can always laugh, to make sure you can breath this way at night, the steady rise and fall of your chest -- can you hear me? -- because I love you so much that pain and bliss conjoin and tears are joyous and laughter is sorrowful and this -- everything, all -- is meaningful beyond comprehension, understanding, and awareness. This -- essence of you and I -- good and evil -- day and night -- infinite time-space that we share is defining. (infatuation love obsession lust connection) I see salvation in your plum-and-lilac eyes: a redemption, a promise that Love Heals, something sacred that saves my soul from grief and consumption and blocks the war out from my eyes. Something that takes the pain away.
[All roads lead to where you are
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