Eyes II

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Eyes II

What can I say? I know you feel the chemistry between us. It sparks, we can ignite a volcano, I make you wet and the lava burns and brings everything down like a tornado, we cause havoc and the composition is a natural disaster. We are supernatural and what erupts inside of us is super natural. I see how you look at me. Preening yourself when you think I am not looking, I know you do it for me. Lipstick and makeup, what you trying to conceal? I see the truth written in your eyes, transparent as glass that I see through your soul. I know your nature and it yearns for my soul. What can I say? I want you. You the only girl who can pierce through my veil of ignorance. You make me want to be a sinner and soil my innocence. You make me lose my train of thought so I don't make any sense. You make me sweat, I heat up and I mingle my words. My eyes are not lying to you, I want your perfect body. We don't need the whole house, we can fuck in the lobby. I can make you feel so good, afterwards you'll be sobby. Your eyes tell the whole story and it translates throughout your whole body. We can never be platonic because you are after my body. The family thing is a story you can tell yourself, you ain't my family, speak for yourself. I am ready to transgress, if you follow me in the other room maybe we'll make a mess but I'll help liberate your desires and lower the stress. Me and you are a piece of destiny, a moment, fate. The more you resist, the harder it is to escape. Our eyes tell the story, let's start a state. 

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