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...then buries the bodies.
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Reverie- Evy Gonzalez Ronceria, 2026

Reverie.

June 5, 2026

Eyes closed.

You have consent

to my body,

my thoughts,

and there is where

I lay comfortably

in the ephemeral

energy of your arms.

We can’t be here long.

I hold on

as if this were a dream,

malleable

but limited.

So I wrap myself around

you,

look inside your eyes,

and try to find a way

to never lose this.

But alas, I know

in time it will dissipate.

So let’s make the most

of tenderness.

I embrace you.

Our lips turn kindred,

twisting and bending

into a language

neither of us translates.

Our arms entwine,

under and over one another,

as legs wrap,

pulling each other

into a deep sigh,

a deep rhythm

we remember

from a time

we seem to forget.

As my body rises,

your body holds.

With hands I know —

hands that say,

gentle,

that say,

promise I won’t let go.

Strong.

The stretch of vines

and leaves begins to wrap

around our naked bodies,

crawling with small buds

starting to bloom.

You pull me

closer to you,

whispering something small

beneath me.

I move you above me,

our bodies circling

toward something

neither of us names.

We hold each other closer

as the room greens,

as each body remembers

In its own way

—then together—-

how to bloom.

Everything in us

becomes lush,

flourishes,

is gold.

A rose blooms

on your back

where I lovingly dug into you.

Eyes open.

In poetry, healing Tags daydream, poem, soulmate, twinflame, love, healingjourney, thoughts

Falling Up

May 13, 2026

Let the pieces
fall where they may,
they say.

Let it happen,
they said.

As we
fall downward,
the crescent of the moon
flips us all.

I fall up
with you
in the whirlwind,
where all the chaos
seems to be taking everything
into its
unbelievable mouth.

We seem to float here
in something close to solid,
fine
laughing,

holding onto —
or maybe
being held by —
this see-less
line.

Yeah,
maybe this holds
us
just fine.

We breathe
as if air
just found us,

or at least
that’s what
it feels like:

a first real breath
in,
sigh,
and
out.

Is this what
letting go
feels like?

Weightless,
being
in calamity.

It’s all good,
knowing
I got
you.

In poetry Tags poem
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