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Are We in Free Fall?

I don't know you anymore,

ever since that staycation

with your Beloved.

 

You were the only one who held

my heart and brain

in your pearly, white palm.

Now it's stained brown

from the endless supply of caffeine

and mugs.

 

What about

the scars on my back

(from my travels to many places)

that you and only you saw?

I can't help but wonder over the picture you have

of me

if they now rest in a new rucksack.

 

My soul,

is now in your little backpack

where everyone else lie in.

 

Tell me,

where did you travel to and what happened?

Did the airlines lose your culture

and replace it with a complimentary

substitute?

 

You've lost the identity for which

I came to know you of.

May this just be a

stopover.

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