Thee And Me
Letting her eyes wander idly, she extended her right wing out and over the couch, the feathers brushing his shoulder lightly.
"You don't have to be so far away," It was a sort of invitation. The mask, the gloves- at times like this, it felt like everything about him was locked away. They kept him out of her grasp- his very existence like tempting whispers. He reminded her of a sort of angel- the less idealized, graceful vision that was painted upon church walls. He was the stone ones that rested over little bodies- the ones that moss grew upon like sashes. 'Talk to me, and I will listen- cry to me, beg to me, confess to me', somehow, that was what the statues spoke upon the dewy graves she u