whiteA Poem by aspen
our hands slipped into place
I gazed at our reflection through the tinted bus window as your velvetine lips grazed my forehead my cells turned into diminutive butterflies, attempting to escape my uninhabitable shell of a woman your eyes drooped low, they were windows to your mind if I looked deeply enough, I could see bypassing galaxies and every lonely night you spent staring at the walls you closed yourself within orbiting around your brain you smiled so softly at me our energy bled into each other, chemically reacting to our connection we were explosive, hoping neither of us lit a match and watched the other burn from a distance you leaned into me, kissing me deeply then resting your head on my shoulder "It's not my fault I don't love you" my entire body felt as if I had just dived off the side of a building I glanced at your hands and I saw them glitch the scene pixelated quickly vanishing from my reach I was beside myself once again in a blindingly white void my ears rang until I could feel my eardrums pulsing I dropped to my knees, screeching in pain I jolted upright, gasping for air I found comfort in the darkness consuming my being a distant whisper loomed over me, "have a bad dream?" © 2017 aspenFeatured Review
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