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bed sheets spread and suitcases zipped shut holding the best of our things, the ones closest to the heart. my laptop prepares for a week between rooms where I laugh in one and drink in the other while I write about you. I greet the long empty roads to the airport and my navigation congratulates a new distance that we’ve shared. with (not so) hidden anticipation and a fresh wave of timidness as my arms link behind your neck once again. so we start all over, building caresses and conversations, lightly once again to ignite the covered flame. my nose forgets the gripping scent you bring that fills my head with a pain your searching fingers can’t locate.   your love for books and the details of your eyes got lost between the texts and calls from my drunk dialings to yours. it’s harder each time to let your hand go and release your body from mine, not knowing when will be the next. I never cry sober but when you boarded the plane, the crucial drive back home met my tears along the way. the borderspace between our two lands force a distance that disappears the moment I remember the 8am smile on your face.
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Apr 13, 2018
Apr 13, 2018 at 2:59 AM UTC
The Borderspace Between Two Lands
bed sheets spread and suitcases zipped shut holding the best of our things, the ones closest to the heart. my laptop prepares for a week between rooms where I laugh in one and drink in the other while I write about you. I greet the long empty roads to the airport and my navigation congratulates a new distance that we’ve shared. with (not so) hidden anticipation and a fresh wave of timidness as my arms link behind your neck once again. so we start all over, building caresses and conversations, lightly once again to ignite the covered flame. my nose forgets the gripping scent you bring that fills my head with a pain your searching fingers can’t locate.   your love for books and the details of your eyes got lost between the texts and calls from my drunk dialings to yours. it’s harder each time to let your hand go and release your body from mine, not knowing when will be the next. I never cry sober but when you boarded the plane, the crucial drive back home met my tears along the way. the borderspace between our two lands force a distance that disappears the moment I remember the 8am smile on your face.
is long distance more of a gain or simply just pain
temarainigo
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Apr 13, 2018
Apr 13, 2018 at 2:59 AM UTC
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