We walk the streets of Manhattan, stolen pipes jangling in our pockets, me always checking the time, and you always checking the rest of the world to make sure it hadn't stopped moving. This will always be moving love, we are, always in rotation. My retinas have learned the pathway from my palms, to my cigarette, to my keys, and finally to your front door and the whole trip is a waste of time, because I will always turn around.
Our mother's have cast us in lillies in the hope that we'll be as gorgeous as they never were. I wish I could say that I hate that I am failing them, but frankly, nothing gives me better pleasure right now than to set a match to this house, slowly filling itself with my liquor, normalcy is intoxicating.
Tonight the space where you are supposed to be fills bigger than me. I will set this house on fire. Nothing will be better than watching it burn.
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