Back to Back
Back to back, her
shoulder at my shoulder,
We stood, ringed round by
death.
Of late, our enemies grew
bolder,
And sought to steal our
breath.
When they encircled us,
prepared to spring,
The other lovers ran.
But no black heart could
breech our tiny ring—Where her hands ended, mine began.
But if our little
fortress finally burned
And crumbled into grime,
It would only be because
I yearned, and turned
—To see her one last
time.
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