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limerence

if I could be any one of your body parts I’d be your fingertips. when you break my gaze on screen, I yearn for it like a lost child. keep pushing others out of the way at aquariums so I can touch the stingrays and nudge my calves with your nose when you want to be brushed I promise to always remember where your car is parked, if you let me keep that photo of you as a young pilot in my pocket in public spaces, we fill the air between us with supernovas. you are Sirius you are the lobster you are the look across the room at a party; feel my phantom hands on your shoulders I’ll crawl into the nape of your neck and make a home plaster myself across your skin so you can find me in the grooves of your hands I’ll sew my words into your sheets so you will never be without them promise me you’ll comb out your tangled hair if it gets too much and wait for me by the Whitney as I walk 341 miles for you.
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Written by
rebecca-gismondi
Canadian
Published
Mar 8, 2016
Lines·Words
36·187
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#love#fear#man#doubt#girl#loss#boy#woman#distance#self-doubt
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