the dust dances too

and you,
like wind to my heart,
so gentle and destructive. 

(Source: thedustdancestoo)

i taste bonfire
on your breath,
or is it the air?

dizzy,
confused

i’m intoxicated
by your proximity
and the warmth
of these fireflies
brushing against

our skin.

 

(Source: thedustdancestoo)

rain.

if i fall with you,
will i find peace
in a collision?

or sleep,
in the depths
of a puddle?

(Source: thedustdancestoo)

now we’re setting fire to everything—
the moon, the stars, the styrofoam
planets we hung from the livingroom
ceiling —sucking the last breath of
space into our lungs; the universe
we created and once held, timidly,
in our tiny hands.

(Source: thedustdancestoo)

the weightless
sensation
of an empty hand
at night,
a blur 
of tiny stars and
streetlights
slipping through
fingers.
 

(Source: thedustdancestoo)

on the wind.

we move lightly,
further into blue—
deeper into sunlight. 

(Source: thedustdancestoo)

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a poetry reading by:
the dust dances too 

i’m intoxicated by the way you drink
up the sun, with your lips, and tongue
and open palms,
the warm air fills up our lungs
and i long so much
to touch all of the places
that light drips from your skin. 

(Source: thedustdancestoo)

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