liminal
slowly, slowly count the breaths between my ribs. i listen to our silences. they flutter, like eyelashes on silver-touched bodies, the ghosts of last night dissolving into the light of morning. blue-grey, and your hands are ice. i shudder, but deep down, i like this feeling: your hands on mine, threading, tying, burrowing— becoming something not quite me, and not quite you. the morning holds no memory of what came before it, so decipher me, slowly, slowly. take me apart— down to the sinew, and braid yourself into the seams. i exhale, my blood humming with you, and you— thumb through the pages, marking your favorite lines. you recite them—eyes closed, breath caught from memory. ; unmake me, my darling slowly, slowly we have time.



Lia first off I love this poem “decipher me” “unmake me” these lines are so good they are unique and yet I understand them fully also me you and Emma steel all posted today about the same topic (we’re the three best friends that anyone can have )
“not quite me,
and not quite you” - lovely line x