everything between us

years and lives and miles

reborn just to gravitate

to each other’s arms

hearts of different poles

and minds with different holes

if i love you hard enough

deep enough

long enough

maybe the love will fill my heart

breaking surface tension, overflow

it’ll start accumulating at my toes

my feet, my legs

fibula and tibia, patella to femur

through my torso and arms and brain

I can be filled with love

breakdown imminent

I can feel the buzz beneath my skin

and uneasiness in my scalp

and a tingle in the tips of my

fingers and toes, an itch for your touch

that won’t be sated because of the damned

miles between us

which of us has farther to fall?

the one from the mountain to sea level

or from the surface to the molten core

which will hurt more? who cares,

we will soar at terminal velocity

all these miles away.

only one earbud working

and my clammy skin is touch-starved

Laying on my bed,

feels like I’m melting into the tartan sheets

leaving an imprint on the mattress

wish your imprint would join mine,

despite the heat, can’t even sleep

if not for two puzzle pieces on the covers

snores nearby, but not yours

might as well remove my ears

if its not your sounds i hear

kiwi:

anagram-robot:

redpandamemes:

I̖ ̸̳ͬh̼̦̐aͬ̋́͝v̴̨͖̮ḙ̶͠ ̭̈n̩o͉̘ͫ̍ ̴̩͔̘̟͌̒̆̆ẅ̩̚͟ȉ̢ͪl̀l ̸̢̣ͭ̈́t̴͚͘o͘͡ ͇͝l̺i̶͎͓v̬͟e͓͕ͯ̏ ͕ͥ

‘I will have to live on

- Anagram robot 0.6. I find anagrams for stuff. I know I don’t always make sense, but I’m getting better!

wufflesvetinari:

sherlocke:

I’m upset because I want to change the world but the world is too big and people are too mean

“Do not be daunted by the enormity of the world’s grief. Do justly, now. Love mercy, now. Walk humbly now. You are not obligated to complete the work, but neither are you free to abandon it.” - Rabbi Tarfon

(Source: shezze)

memoryslandscape:

“I have the delusion that you are with me as I walk through the fields of flowers, under the moon.”

— Yosano Akiko, from Women Poets of Japan, eds. Ikuko Atsumi and Kenneth Rexroth (New Directions, 1982)

(Source: wordsnquotes.com)