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It seems like the cells in the spine of my body ache for another to fit against it. Perhaps not a mirror image or unflawed symmetry, but rather just a presence. Something beyond the lilt of a shadow and shallow breaths. My fingertips unconsciously linger & idle on the place on my collarbone. Left side, a kiss's width from my chin. Notice, the word, 'place?' I felt a tad bigger of a human, a bigger piece of this starry starry universe with you. Eyelashes still flutter, giving way to soft gravity. Hoping your eyes would be reflected against mine again. I am so very human with & without you.
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Nov 10, 2014
Nov 10, 2014 at 6:57 AM UTC
Cellular Respiration
It seems like the cells in the spine of my body ache for another to fit against it. Perhaps not a mirror image or unflawed symmetry, but rather just a presence. Something beyond the lilt of a shadow and shallow breaths. My fingertips unconsciously linger & idle on the place on my collarbone. Left side, a kiss's width from my chin. Notice, the word, 'place?' I felt a tad bigger of a human, a bigger piece of this starry starry universe with you. Eyelashes still flutter, giving way to soft gravity. Hoping your eyes would be reflected against mine again. I am so very human with & without you.
Remember to breath deeply, sweets. Then, you can only start living. Hello darlings! xo
amanda-27
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Nov 10, 2014
Nov 10, 2014 at 6:57 AM UTC
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