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Stifled

Often time we hear things

phantom, *What did you say?

Nothing.*

 

A whispering skyline

says, *hold me close; I feel

cold.* It is spring;

 

ice melted, but still

we feel the Winter’s

arms around us. And so,

we let this moment

 

unfold, speak the story

that it is supposed to tell

like prophecies written

 

on tabloids. Yes, we are

only following the wind’s

directions to hold

each other close.

 

We hear the leaves’ ruckus,

shaking branches as if feeling

the rush of blood of a romantic

scene in a movie. We never saw this

coming.

 

I held you tight, and with that,

we first heard friction and closeness

 

speak the words we’ve aching

to hear from each other. Dulcet,

 

like an ice cream melting, kissing

the pavement.

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Written by
jefferson-lexus-jonson
Filipino
Published
May 5, 2013
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