White sheets on a plain bed two pillows and a spread. The simplest image yet the strongest longing
Frustration in the wells of the disturbed duvet hills of loneliness uncomfortably lingering in the spring mattress. Fresh daisies and cotton mixing with sweat and tears the scent of a young lover left alone to roam those roads all on her own
Missing. Lost in translation from life to art to life again fell from the edge of the frame and onto the carpet It's been months. She's been collecting dust little by little and peace by piece her mind wandering as she lets go at last her breath the flutter of a newborn butterfly
She took a step back. She broke, again and again hidden away, shattered and reborn a kaleidoscope of fragments and memories bursting out into the world each side of her a different story each one beautiful and whole again
She wants to share her story as they talk about their day rejoice in the touch of his fingertips and the softness of her skin cherish the sincerity of his laugh as they pull each other close appreciate the warmth of his breath and the clarity in his eyes being the first thing he sees waking up from the sweetest dream and knowing that regardless she is the reason for his smile
But not yet. Her hands smooth down the bedding. One less mountain to climb, she thinks slipping into the plain bed and under the white sheets. Only one more sleep, only a few more days a couple more dreams and symphonies and one more poetic line to wish her rampant thoughts goodnight.
a poem I wrote and forgot about, before we came together again