Sign LangaugeA Poem by E.A. ArcherShe drew a finger across my palm, and to be fair, my heart This is how you say, “what” in sign language And this is how you say, “I love you” Taking my hands, to make a motion across her chest My heart beating, lungs swelling, taking desperate little breaths
Years later, she taught me one more word: “sometimes,” and in case I needed it, review This is how to say, “I love you” But palm through treacherous palm, There’s nothing here now, the time we had is through
So, taking my pen, I made a motion across her chest My heart beating, lungs swelling, taking desperate little breaths Remember our palms lover And the light which couldn’t pass through Remember these words Holland, remember, it’s how I say, “I love you”
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Added on August 3, 2011 Last Updated on August 3, 2011 Tags: sign language, love, romance, thought, care AuthorE.A. ArcherVAAboutI'm a graduate of the Virginia Military Institute (International Studies BA, Arabic) and an officer in the United States Air Force (092T3/pilot). I was born and raised in southern Louisiana, about 40 .. more..Writing
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