I think of you all the time and how I never call. So I bought cards and stamps. I would write all the people I loved but hardly knew anymore, and I would feel the keeper of guilty weight untie my wrists, let me hit the ground hard and remember that I am connected to something. I tucked them away on the windowsill and thought about what I would say.
The colours have melted into one another now, coral reds and blue purples, the jewelry of infectious yellow card stock, the ink's faded in the sun's light.
I havenβt decided what to say, and the price of stamps goes up all the time, so Iβve decided that I should leave them all alone after all.