Negative SpaceA Poem by AzaleaMaybe I am the space between your fingers; the melted image left by a recent downpour framed on car windows; or a body made of light filled droplets left on said windows. I am the screen door dividing your memory and imagination. The moments you relive after I have left. Have you found me, in the blue silk of twilight or in the solo stillness of rushing crowds? Is this a memory, or a hope? The final embers of a fire telling stories with shapes of its smoke. You long to embrace its warmth and mysticism. The whispers made of catholic choirs. The pause before each inhale of sweet smelling skin. Sometimes when I close my eyes I like to imagine you’re right next to me. There’s enough room on my bed. Who’s fingers just grazed past your arm? I have to remind myself, that there is no singularity to existing. I live in the peripheral view of consciousness. A momentary contemplation Wilting in the presence of something far more vibrant. Perhaps it adds to the enigmatic persona. Attempts of transparency adds to my invisibility. I am the space that prevents two subjects from ever touching. © 2017 AzaleaAuthor's Note
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1 Review Added on April 12, 2017 Last Updated on April 12, 2017 Tags: self, relationships, intimacy AuthorAzaleaAboutNew writer and hoping to improve. I love writing and hope to develop my skills even more. I often find expressing myself is difficult so I use writing as a method to do so. Please let me know your tho.. more..Writing
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