Your graze of a look,
was all it took
for me to fall,
all hands and knees,
through the glass-lit floor.
Sinking through,
a thousand cuts.
Each wound a kiss,
each kiss a bruise,
a flailing fool
in an unlit pool.
Your embrace,
a diver’s belt
of plumbum grey,
swiftly suffocating,
your anaconda smile,
mongoose tight,
my will is yours,
my body breaks,
each limb a sun,
my shattered gaze,
black hole bright,
dissolves like honey,
falls syrup thick,
a lurid stain,
on an open book.