Love

Some connections aren’t loud—they linger.

After the Shades Close - Explicit

FaceTime ain’t been the same

since we had FaceTime.

Desire speaks loudest when the world goes quiet.
— J. Elahi

Put your pussy on my face.

Let me close the shades.

FaceTime ain’t been the same

since we had FaceTime.

Tongue on your fruit—

and I ain’t talking

no bitten apples.

Hold your waist up

like a broken dinner table—

c’mon, what you doing?

Why you moving?

I’m just saying.

You be playing.

Let me put my face in?

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Kind Love

Kind love doesn’t arrive with fireworks.

It enters quietly, sits beside you,

and asks nothing but honesty.

This is a letter for those who still believe

gentleness can survive experience.

Some love doesn’t need to be loud to be real.
— J. Elahi

Visuals

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Intentional Movement

A reflection on presence, intention, and the unspoken language of movement—where posture, rhythm, and restraint speak louder than performance.

Presence is louder than performance.

I’m on your body
because you move different.

Not just independent—
intentional.

Every step has purpose.
Every pause says something.

I’ve studied presence.
I recognize form, posture, rhythm—
the language before words.

You don’t perform.
You align.

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Bed Light

Night doesn’t rush answers.

It lowers the volume.

This is about what stays awake

when the world goes dim—

and what finally gets heard.

I move in and out.

They move in.

Then they move out.

My bed light is the moon now.

From a horizontal vantage point,

I watch the sun escort the day

out of the sky—

applause fading behind it.

The co-star is on its way.

The moon becomes my bed light

when the room is darker inside.

I put the North Star aside.

A shooting star survives

above the level of disguise.

If you looked closely,

you’d see the spark in my eyes—

you’d know the moon is my bed light.

I’m a gemstone,

refreshed by what I’ve survived,

aligned just in time.

Light on my skin—obsidian,

maybe onyx.

This is what I promised myself:

one day,

the moon would be my bed light.

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