
I invent a thousand fantasies, as I lay here, bared and bound, my body and my mind having been kissed by your soul, embraced and encumbered, ensnared by your eternally violent love, and as I cry out in anguish, you cry your desires and all I can do is suffer for your sake, or suffer your volatile ambivalence, which binds me to your coldness. Your soul is near enough for me to feel it breathe, yet its breath freezes me.
I invent a thousand fantasies, of gentle caresses and tender kisses that eclipse bruises and blood. When you see me, I close your eyes with my whisper, so that you can let go of me, this time, and let me breathe without restraint … let me not suffer for you tonight …
I invent a thousand fantasies, while you take all you desire, and I lie here, unashamedly denied what I demand, when all I demand is that your eyes meet mine, that you see my soul as yours entwines with me, your darkness extinguishing my light, as I lie here, bared in harrowing suffering, and all you do, as I beg, is forget, and I forgive because your mind loses sight of me, and I am left with only this despair of expired breath, which leaves my body raggedly as you ravish me, and I close my eyes to you so that only your touch remains.
I invent a thousand fantasies about your touch, which releases me from life, leaving me alive and there’s nothing I can do as your fingers run through my hair, and my mind travel their path with them, and your darkness covers me, and I fall into a slumber laced with your intoxicating breath, as you lie next to me, not letting me in.
I invent a thousand fantasies, as you make my mind run into the darkness of its deepest self, to get away from you, but I’m bound in my fantasies, to the ecstasy your soul’s whispering kiss draws me into, and so my fantasies die in the wake of your body lying next to mine, as I feel you breathe, and your breath warms me, as I feel it on my face, caressing my cheek, before your hand bruises it.