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by Kai Wright
by Kai Wright

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I lie in bed — his eyes magnetic.
It’s almost morning. And there’s nowhere else I’d rather be.
My penmanship is my communication,
His comprehension unrivaled.
I glance at his face, he tends to my wounds, treasures my flaws.
Is he aware how deeply he heals me?
I could stare for hours, his lips muttering musical jargon I’ll never grasp, his gentle eyes that widen when he laughs.
A visual enigma. A spiritual cleanse.
He reminds me of the evening haze,
the night sky that glimmers, mirrored in his face.
Wise beyond belief, his awareness of such depth dwindles.
A catharsis I can’t articulate.
He’s an open book I could annotate forever.
I am in awe.
I am at home.
ABOUT THE AUTHOR
Kai Eurus is a 17 year old, queer writer and aspiring author.
Instagram: yfw.kai_
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