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It is an acquaintance with space -- The placement of surroundings In relation to yourself. Wooden floor; feet upon the floor; Exactly forty-three steps To your bedroom door, no more. Reliable inherence in presence; Learning your every last line. The distinctions that separate Fade, melt away -- and what remains: Limbs intertwined; hands which align Perfectly with mine. There is a certain comfort, Felt yet undefined: Breath on skin; indistinguishable Where you stop and I begin In our non-empty silence. When the lights go off, There is unquestioned reassurance -- A sense of home in knowing That even when blanketed in blackest night, I know where to find your lips In the dark.
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Jan 8, 2015
Jan 8, 2015 at 10:39 AM UTC
Thinking On Familiarity
It is an acquaintance with space -- The placement of surroundings In relation to yourself. Wooden floor; feet upon the floor; Exactly forty-three steps To your bedroom door, no more. Reliable inherence in presence; Learning your every last line. The distinctions that separate Fade, melt away -- and what remains: Limbs intertwined; hands which align Perfectly with mine. There is a certain comfort, Felt yet undefined: Breath on skin; indistinguishable Where you stop and I begin In our non-empty silence. When the lights go off, There is unquestioned reassurance -- A sense of home in knowing That even when blanketed in blackest night, I know where to find your lips In the dark.
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Jan 8, 2015
Jan 8, 2015 at 10:39 AM UTC
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