Poems by Saerelune

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  • They tumble off the page,
    ... letter...

  • We're the speckles in concrete, some necks
    more immune against the two-faced sun...

  • Neat girl sits with crossed legs,
    a napkin across her lap, hiding her...

  • ... a crack of light
    ... a moment of fracture...

  • I walk around the house reciting poetry,
    fully dressed against the weather's tantrums...

  • I wish my fingers
    less bony, less glued to piano keys...

  • Cruelty (1) 1

    During Summer, I leave my fingerprints everywhere,
    smudging the horizon on my bedroom window...

  • Adrift (1) 2

    I remember something about paper
    caressing my cheek; life's formula...

  • Click
    ... clack...

  • Don't expect to open up my chest
    with your bare hands, it takes more...

  • I am just a dot in your universe,
    not dead enough to be a star...

  • Upon crowning my tongue with cayenne-thick lust,
    I found myself waning, an organ of rust...