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#5 ('You and I', a series)

you are gentle breeze on a seashore, and i am small flitting pebbles stuck in the sand, shuffling in and out with the lazy tide. You are the unending pools of blue under a cerulean sky, and i am small ripples of information across a canvas made of you. You are the familiar strum of a gentle guitar on a slow Sunday evening when the wind tries to sing songs of me and you, and i am the trembling, faltering voice trying to challenge this wind to a duel of hopelessness. You are a slow walk in leaf- covered alleys sheltered from a busy life, and i am anxious skips crossing the road, but only looking at you. You are the steady gaze of a warm feeling spreading in my heart, and i am nervous flits and distracted movements, a shaking body, and a cool heart. You are the welcoming silence into which my words fold themselves, covered up with blankets stitched with sighs, and you tuck them all in. And i, i am the clutter of syllables, against an electric sky under which we sit in peace - draped in rambling silences. Your search for more, my search for less, your heavy eyes, and my quivering voice. And we both go down together.
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shivani-lalan
For You?
Written by
shivani-lalan
Published
Jan 31, 2017
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Whoever is reading this - stay happy.

this is for you - you know it in your heart.

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#love#i#and#silence#you#distance#walks
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