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sincerely, i

Slow dancing in a burning room

It's an eerie feeling 

The warmth of the fire keeping us from freezing over

The smell of smoke seemingly turning into my favourite scent

The fumes making the room look more sinister than it really is 

there are only minutes before the fire catches us

that is, if the smoke doesn't first.

I love dancing

I always have, to the point where I'm ready to get burnt

But the record is too old, and the song is almost at its end

much like our predestined doom, 

for which the countdown began with a song 

and will end in ash.

call me by your name

The year is 1983, I am seventeen years old.

It’s summer, somewhere in northern Italy.

I’m falling in love with a slightly older stranger.

She’s here only for the summer.

We are catching trains to Rome

And running through the empty streets at night

kissing up against the walls of the Santa Maria dell’amina

Tomorrow is today and we go to the San Clemente.

Back home in an eighteenth century villa

I change the chords every time I play the piano

We swim by the lake and play the guitar

I pretend to be reading, lost in thought

Borrowed time is what we are running on

We hide through the night.

It’s all a secret.

The time is up.

Summer is over.

She catches the train home,

Alone this time.

I don’t know what to say

There’s an impending will to cry, to scream.

She came. She left. Nothing else had changed.

I had not changed. The world hadn’t changed.

Yet nothing would be the same.

All that remains is a daydream and strange remembrance.

It’s over now.

I remember everything.

bleeding hearts

he was the king of the underworld.

who rose from beneath the ground

and made her fall into a bleak oblivion.

he took her with and gave her the world

she was a living irony, with her unthinkable duplexity,

a maiden goddess of life and the queen of all that’s dead.

the wood nymph portrayed so innocent, victimised.

stolen, abducted, ravished, wronged.

was she though?

on earth, she was a pretty little quiet thing, 

a goddess in her own right

and yet overshadowed by the king of gods

and she of the grain

a mere girl.

beneath it, she was given a throne of fire,

made into a queen,

exaltation of the dead.

a god feared by all three realms,

feared her,

her existence and her absence alike.


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