Name Weight

Do you know my name, my dear?
It starts with your hands, and ends at my ears
I cannot see through the thick of my eyes
This is our way of telling a lie
I know I’ll be drinking the night before
Just know that I love you, know I adore
The way that you hold me when I sleep
Your hand on my neck and eyes on my chest
Your eyes get wide at the sound of my sigh
As I stumble through the hills of your thighs
Blind and useless though I may appear
The weight of my body is heavy with fear
The floor is a sea, that I have prepared
To keep you from leaving, to keep you impaired
Learn to speak my name my dear
Keep your lips close to my ears