don’t worry, i realised it for both of us; how immaterial we are in terms of this high rise plumed against the sky.
how there may be a man - any man - playing guitar below, but he is playing for nobody, not even us. we’re just singing along.
and the clouds whisper down that it might rain later, but i’ll still take your hand on the railing, illuminated with neon, half-life filtered through ***** glasses and ecstasy, and we’ll talk about getting back to the present.
because now, it’s nighttime, and now, you look like me in this light and now, the immaterial is taking off into what we could have been, had we only stayed in this spot thirty years ago.
but it doesn’t matter who we are. we are here. scratch it into the railing with the key i gave you yesterday.
From a poetry portfolio I wrote in second year of university, titled 'Lonely Placements in a Loveless Universe'.