We are gathered here today in a space cluttered with you and you who I’ve cried and tore The voices that I’ve played in my auditory canal When sentience has made me raw. And our collective limbs have babbled through fields or roved on roads of tyre Watched mitosis play with our fingers So our heads float to bricks that are higher We are sewn together by memories Shooting synapses bounce inbetween brains The first time she wobbled a milk stone The pink cardigan left on that train. We will stretch out our patience to mountains Nearly burst in our tallies to ten But there’s always a rope shared between us Always straw in our symbiotic den.