morning leans, fresh against
the sheets
pressing us into our bodies,
their cartoonish unfolding.
creases my face lately keeps, weathered
and worn as the lines now so obvious between
us.
two no longer touching.
we grew it first out of love
only to watch it, untamed, outgrow us.
the vessel bent too far out of shape
from what bloomed too large inside
and died
broke what was meant to hold it.
the death met, our shared
unyielding.
the sheets
pressing us into our bodies,
their cartoonish unfolding.
creases my face lately keeps, weathered
and worn as the lines now so obvious between
us.
two no longer touching.
we grew it first out of love
only to watch it, untamed, outgrow us.
the vessel bent too far out of shape
from what bloomed too large inside
and died
broke what was meant to hold it.
the death met, our shared
unyielding.
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