(Kazukis perspective)
My fingers glide across your porcelain skin -
so tender, so tragically fragile.
Each tremble beneath my touch
a hymn to your mortality.
The scent of you - warm, alive, trembling -
coils around my mind like smoke,
and I starve.
This hunger is holy.
It is not lust.
It is not love.
It is something deeper, older -
the kind of need that makes gods fall to their knees.
You offer yourself so willingly,
your vulnerability wrapped in trust,
and I?
I am baptized in it.
I worship your skin.
I adore your flesh.
I revere your organs.
Your beautiful, breakable bones...
If this isn't love,
then love must be a paler thing than hunger.
I think I love you.
So much it sickens me-
so much it rots me from the inside out.
What else can I do but devour?
The ache builds.
My hands, once trembling with restraint,
now rake across your ribs -
not to hurt, not yet,
but to memorize the terrain I will ruin.
Still, you do not run.
Still, you do not scream.
You let me peel you open like a sacred fruit,
the flesh parting wetly beneath my nails.
I tear into you,
and oh -
what beauty lies beneath.
Your ribs crack beneath my hands
like the shell of something divine.
I see your heart,
quivering, desperate, alive -
and I am undone.
I press a kiss to it,
gentle as dusk,
then sink my teeth in
as if i have been starving my whole existence long.
The taste of you is holy.
Sweet, coppery hymns spill into my mouth.
I chew your love.
I swallow your trust.
(Not finished cause im lazy π¨ββ€οΈβπβπ¨)
12 comments