Creaking, they rattled like bones and threatened to throw us off, but we held on tight, clutching each others skeletons to stay locked in our embrace
and aren’t you cold from all the heat you release
curling into tendrils in the shape of sanctity
confusing the gods who’d have preferred love
and across the street
the rain shed its life unto
the leaking roof and broken
gutters spilled the deluge
into the rising flood.
how loud can silence get?
it’s resounding in my ears
deafening me
SHH.
We will be together soon in a place where nobody can touch us.
Me and her.
An eternity at hand.