My shoulders have grown weary under your enormous gravity. Like the sick summer nights in your breath, I have congealed on the foyer, unable, unwilling to draw myself up.
Night falls and all the things that have been hiding in me come out, and I feel your curving absence and I am alone, some place far away where the memory of your voice still echoes, a moth against a lantern in my throat.
I feel you moving in the stillness of sleep, in that place between dream and death where your breath still lingers like spiders under my skin.