Silky death
Based upon a conversation within a dream within a book I read once that I hope to read again soon

you wrapped yourself in greed
Sleeping with the enemy, that which is a part of me
You sleep though you do not need it,
My blood orange of a dragon,
You seek out my hibiscus lemon peel,
You suck it in your soul, pronouncing it yours.

Am I yours, my red flower?, I hear her whisper to me
Am I yours, you silky angel of heaven?, I whisper back. Does this answer strike against your glow? Does it infuriate your will? If only I could unlock your chains. If only I could make you feel free.
But I’m as locked up as you.
I’ve been reincarnated before, in the same body
My incarnations scare you
Do I drop my soul on the floor
Ready for you to wipe off like a messy stain?
Words seem to have no meaning without you to tell me what it is,
I use big definitions to scare away my feelings
To drip away the feeling of my death like existence,
Like how sleep isn’t sleep anymore,
And how I feel you’ll always be mine, even if
Someone else gets to hold you.

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