She spent her days in love and I spent mine asleep
Me, I have no constant. I speak in symbols and run-ons. Disheveled prose streams from my lashes and burns onto the page: a ritual.
This is not for you or for him or for her.
In the summer I would tremble at the sound of rainfall. This discourse sears its way throughout my throat upon recollection.
Huddled close on humid nights, we lit candles and whispered of spirits and auras and the key to releasing the sky.
Her skilled fingers found the piano keys and struck a sad, summer melody that stretched throughout the house. Like dust, I could only see her in a band of daylight.
She looked ghostly at night; her wispy, indistinct shape moved and bent like a willow alongside the lights pinned to my wall.
By and by the morning would betray us, and that's as far as I can recall for the summer days quickly fade and the ruins that remain are far too parallel to dreams.