What's Mine Is Yours Poem by Chase Gagnon

The moon is following me wherever I go, hunting me down like a jealous lover bent on revenge. Her porcelain eye has completely opened to my lies, and the lids brushed with a sexy perpetual darkness have rolled back into her skull. I run through the woods, hiding behind ancient trees to breathe in the cool darkness who keeps me safe; I just pray she, this darkness, doesn't find out about my affair with the moon. It was a moment of weakness and curiosity; I've known nothing but darkness for all of my existence and now I am certain I want to make her my queen.

I dig a shallow grave and lay in it, to hide from this terrible light and be alone with my one true love. I pull in dirt over us like a blanket, leaving claw marks on the sun-bleached earth above us 'we're all alone now baby, and you'll never leave me... not even when the sun returns'. This is our kingdom now, where my pale flesh will rot away, and she'll fill every socket of my skeleton with her sweet essence. We'll truly become one.

'what's mine is yours, my love...'