Orbit me forever... The room goes silent when you move, like galaxies forget to breathe. Black velvet hanging from your bones, stardust hidden in your teeth. You look at me like a catastrophe, slow hands wrapped in neon glow. Everybody wants your heaven — everybody dies below. Mercury fingers on my throat, cold enough to stop the sun. You pull me closer inch by inch — like violence dressed as love. We fall like dying stars, beautiful and cruel. Your gravity destroys me — and I want it to. Orbit me forever. Orbit me forever. Even if we burn — orbit me forever. Your gravity ruins me... Your voice cuts through the smoke machine, razor-soft and ultraviolet. Heartbeat shaking through the floor, darkness dripping from your eyelids. You kiss me like the end of worlds, slow motion, static, gasoline. Neon angels crash around us — nobody wakes from this dream. Signal lost. Hands cold. Pulse gone. Still yours. We fall like dying stars, beautiful and cruel. Your gravity destroys me — and I want it to. Orbit me forever. Orbit me forever. Even if we burn — orbit me forever. Your gravity... Your gravity... Your gravity ruins me... Orbit me forever...


