Bone Deep

Your name is carved in the back of my breath

Buried like truth underneath my flesh

You haunt in places no hand can reach

I feel you twisting in bone-deep heat

Nails in the sheets, sweat on my skin

Every time I forget, you crawl back in

You’re not a ghost, you’re a ritual fire

An ache I cradle, a fever, a choir

You live in my marrow, sleep in my spine

I can’t outrun you—you’re already mine

Breath on breath, teeth on soul

We don’t break—we burn and fold

You’re the rhythm, I’m the scream

This isn’t lust—it’s bone-deep need

I don’t pray, but for you, I kneel

Each moan a hymn, every wound a seal

Wrapped in shadows, we blur and break

You hold me like a vow you ache to take

Tongue like a blade, voice like sin

Pull me under, then begin again

No light here—just pulse and drag

Our love’s a war and you plant your flag

You live in my marrow, sleep in my spine

I can’t outrun you—you’re already mine

Breath on breath, teeth on soul

We don’t break—we burn and fold

You’re the rhythm, I’m the scream

This isn’t lust—it’s bone-deep need

We kiss like we’re starving, tear like we mend

Every end with you is a new goddamn begin

You don’t love soft—you don’t love clean

You love like you want to unmake me

You live in my marrow, sleep in my spine

You’re the line between sacred and crime

We don’t break—we burn and fold

You’re my hunger, my curse, my hold

You’re the rhythm, I’m the scream

This isn’t lust—it’s bone-deep need

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