two plain souls
every being has their spells
every being has their spells, their secret magnetism which casts invisible charms like airborne elixir into the lungs of their prey. this is no voodoo, no razzle-dazzle, (though one’s witchery may have a jumpin’ backbeat while another may have a spiky tang). fascination is an everyday concern-- its trances and its sorcery doled out as freely as a husky laugh a musky scent. yet it's another routine ravishment unfolding in broad daylight between two plain souls -- sorcery hidden to everyone, that is, but betwixt this bewitched pair.
Poem 14 of 31 in the series “The Liminal Season.”
Today’s word was “secrets,” given to me by a fellow writer, Nathanael.
I love the idea of being attracted to another human soul— to me that attraction (in whatever form which could be friendship, etc) — is intense and intense private and unknown to others.
It’s also common.



