Sacred Hunger
There exists a bond beyond time, beyond flesh—a connection woven in the unseen threads of the universe. When two souls recognize each other, they do not merely meet; they collide, igniting a fire both sacred and untamed. It is not the body that craves first, but the spirit, drawn into the gravity of something deeper—an awakening, a surrender.
The longing is not just of touch but of essence, a magnetic pull that transcends the physical. A yearning to be unraveled, to dissolve into one another, to whisper secrets only the stars understand. This is the dance of passion and divinity intertwined—the ache of a love that has known lifetimes, the hunger of a spirit that remembers.
And in that silent, electric space between them, desire is not just felt; it is worshiped.
Poetry: Sacred Hunger
Your breath, a hymn against my skin,
whispering flames where silence begins.
Eyes like constellations pulling me in,
a gravity no soul can rescind.
Fingertips trace forgotten prayers,
scripted in heat, dissolving the air.
Your pulse, a rhythm my body learns,
like a sacred verse that slowly burns.
I shatter, I spill, I drown in you,
a temple lost in tides so true.
No words—just echoes, just light,
just the merging of day into night.
@poembyselly
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