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Grime & Gloom
The dripping of ice
is enough to drive me mad--
a wet cave floor slick
with memories is
nothing to swear by. He does
laugh sometimes, but can
not grin. I dream of
the world outside our stone walls,
built right underneath
purple mountains with
misty air or perhaps a
gangling forest
filled to the brim with
busy insects. My growing
mind is filled with things
I am not sure are
real. All I know are reaching
water streams and the
way his eyes perceive
my figure. I am sure more
coves hold other bits
of me, but he will
never let go of my sun
lust hands. I did not
meant for him to get
this bad, and I think the bees
are dying without
his care. Despite my
longing, every fantasy
has my hand in his.
Some days I do not
know which of us is guilty.
I always try to
hold him an arm's length
away, to pretend to find
meaning without him.
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This piece was inspired by a girl I had a cush on at the time, but I changed the pronouns to male because they flowed better and fit more stereotypically.