Walking down memorial the smell of hot & wet soil packed into plastic making walls along the sidewalk the gardener and the garden both remind me how the seasons begin to turn like pages in a book that was left without needing to know the ending
When I think of you I think of Bergamot And flowers And the artists that So carefully grow them To be pressed into Pages Protected beneath Gentle words And the clouds That linger Soft on cold Sunday mornings
And you said It’s been a dream While I’ve been awake Counting stars on your ceiling Memorizing each snore into My neck Full from food and Peaceful cinema You say it’s been a dream And I’ve always been bad At telling The two apart
I deserve good things Like kettle corn And the promise that Seeds I spit will grow Laying shoulder blade To shoulder blade sometimes Summers on top of Your comforter And comfort In knowing The heavy softness Of knowing You