UNTITLEDA Poem by Not here
You're the silence in the center of night,
the morning sun and the first bug bite. The ever-terrifying flight; the even more disturbing fight. You're everything that ever might have been if we had all been knights. A child's first sight, and growing height. And somehow all is right. You're the map to places I can't be, and the door to which I don't have a key. The bruise spreading across my knee; the money spent on shopping sprees. The birthday when I became three, the jail cell where I became free, and through it all we will be we, and she will be she. You're the voice that always has a tone, the silence and the second groan, the midnight hours spent alone, the kiss that I have always known, the silence right before the moan, the whirring sound of a thousands drones, and the blanket I've sown. In the end, you're mine. I'm yours. Open all the metal doors. Take me in and fill the drawers. Close the cannons; end the wars. And crawl on all fours.
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Added on September 8, 2016 Last Updated on September 23, 2016 Author
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