You're beautiful.
Your beauty gives me away, how rude is allowed only under certain shoulders. And the plaster
mauve room, and your flesh is a shade of color just warm but hot, hot, hot. Calor in the color of the distance.
You turn around, see me, wearing a look of Cotonella. Instead
is so bare that I want to remember your cervix wall, the mullioned windows arm, the foot continues to inforchettare with ankle bells. You're all a line, but still imprecise, a doodle done by holding the phone between your ear and left shoulder.
you sing in your throat the blood, you dance and the temples of the right eyelid. But only late in the evening.
twenty years you are twenty years and still laughing eyes, and weaving wicker weeks to put the words on the Saturday and Sunday long silences, which you lie down next to a tender sense of predestination.
Something in you does not calm down, and you strip under the skin. Something, however, can not change. Change
perfume, but the smell is always, always the same: mine.
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