it's the sort of vertical groove above the upper lip that keeps me smiling, stretching out dimples to reveal a tiny little canyon that indents so perfectly. (and i swear i would pierce one if i was indeed certain it would make me a little normal--a little more like you.) so what is desire anyway but an invisible biochemical war? if i had my pick, i would bottle it up in a perfect, miniscule tube and pass it on, one puppy in heat at a time. and i would do it so mindless, at times allowing it to rest right there on the philtrum, right where survival is rich.raw.ripe.unintentional.
is this the formula for chemistry? tell me.take a whiff and tell me what you think. because i've met joe black and i'm tired of smelling.i've met him in all forms: tired and lonesome, witty and incapable of loving, young and feeble, young and wandering.i've met him intentionally, and at times unconsciously lying there on the ground with nothing to look forward to but a sip of water and a circular toilet seat that i would wake to, vomiting inconspicuously.and then here comes science and evolution knocking at my door, presenting some insane laws of attraction that i'd be damned to adhere to.
the science is duplicity.God gives us two arms, two legs, two earlobes, one throat yet two tonsils, one nose with two nostrils.but the heart comes alone, beating against the bosom, a sort of locus of feelings and intuitions.a fist, wrapped in blood.a sort of paper-plane folded in half in order to make a perfect, intricate, single origami fly without a murmur; fly without a scent.


