I want to be a rebel sun, raging sea, the marrow in your bones. Hair to my waist, scorched skin by indian sun, bracelets of leather and wood, this crystal hanging around my neck and green eyes like deep seas. The arctic wind has left me and now there’s only desert heat and endless sand underneath the soles of my boots. We walk hand in hand, two girls speaking in werewolf tongues, you and me together forever. Your olive skin and deep wooden eyes, like cat eyes in the dark, you are a flower blooming under the moon, sweet jasmine. We dance under wide skies, praying to nature; for air to let us soar, water to carry us safely, fire to keep our passion burning, and for the earth to keep us grounded and nurture us. I weave dreams into your long braided hair and smell the pomegranate in your veins, “birds of a feather”, you say and put a flower in my hair, and if there’s something in me then I know it’s in you, one mind, one heart, sisters bound by blood and by spirit, our soul exists in trees and in stars. Sea shells tell us where to go next, they whisper stories in our ears and we listen, we always listen. Places far away awaits us, we can hear the panflutes in the distance, calling us like wolves howling. There’s a constellation somewhere just for us.
I have a C-shaped scar on my hip and I like to think that it’s where you and I were conjoined, siamese twins in another lifetime.