"You are in his car
and your words taste like honey. The suns yolk is stretching over
the road, with hues of pink and red ribbon pressed against the
bruises of the sky. He is talking about mechanics or sugar
factories, and you are touching the rings on your fingers. The
windows are open and the wind is making a home in your bones.
Your jeans are ripped, your perfume smells like lilacs, your
nails painted the color of sea weed. You forget about noise. You
forget about color. It’s your lungs - I think, it’s
your lungs that are morphing into purple butter. You are in his
car and you are Mozart composing art, Claude Monet painting Water
Lilies, you are Aphrodite, you are Shakespeare. You are in his
car and you can’t remember what salt feels like against
your tongue. You are in his car and you are ocean, fire - lip,
tongue, breath, sweat. You are in his car and you are telling him
you love him. You are in his car and he is telling you he loves
you back.”
— you are in his
car (via irynka)