07/10/2022
Your intrinsic mesmerism,
Your faultless sins,
The perfection of your phantasmagoria,
Pull rubies from the shadows with your teeth—
It matters not the degree of horror—
For you are the moonlight, embodied,
And soften every ill-disposed blade
My veins, embedded in their labyrinth of flesh,
Tremble, like the disturbed strings of a marionette,
In elation to know, no matter where you might wander—
In forests or in visions— that your pure pulse sings,
From the mouth of Heaven’s gramophone,
Of the strangest dreams
And the greatest love
I envy each eye, with their circlets of lashes and curtains of skin,
That pierces your ideal corporeality—
And hate each one that entertains malignancies—
I would have them extracted from the very fabric of life!
You are the silent film in my heart,
Endlessly flickering—
Like the mirage of a thousand moths;
You could end my life
And I would feel just the same, for
Your blood
is my blood.