I can't handle the caffeine as it rushes through my arteries. When you know you need to keep moving but the taste on your tongue is bitter with swollen memories grown to large to shelter in the heels of your feet. Slows you down with the weight of every jaded moment you ever thought about the vacancy in your own lungs or sinking yourΒ Β hands in icy water. So maybe you're the one who's drowning, Maybe you need a break from tracing maps with your eyes looking for the safest route back to the banks of the river you lost yourself in as a child. And can you call me when you're feeling well again? Let me know sickness is the only obstacle we have to conquer before our world erupts into fire when we come together at the close. With our bodies braced against the walls, we awake into the dawn's light where our weary bones ache no more. And all I needed was a cup of coffee to keep me up till I saw you again.
more prose than anything and full of old memories and dreams of lights we walked beneath on that long trip back home.