M.A Poem by Isabella Cezannefor her
this is the space in which i subsist:
roots planted deep in tradition despite my whole being contradicting those in which i practice steady presence in the company of others only due to meticulous knots tied by my own hands, binding me in place silent, whether asked to be or not but solely in the way wind passes over her face and shifts her hair in the early afternoon this is the space in which she subsists: inhale and smile, exhale and force it out heartbeat consistent and intense as always but only as much as the beat of the next song that plays in a room full of people bright presense no matter who she's with she lights up the doorway as she passes over it, and fills every corner of the place clear voice and clearer intent, despite the quiet mystery she exudes distant and familiar, like a passing train in the night this is the space in which we exist, together: pads of fingers pressed to cheekbones and confessions whispered on bathroom floors fumbling hands that pull away, then intertwine questions and promises that fall from lips like prayers, like we already know the answers and the outcomes and the impact of words she sings to me and the room falls away i hold her arms, waist, head in my hands and she exhales a sigh of relief i become steady in her presence, and she becomes brighter in mine this is the space in which we exist, and the space in which we continue to, together
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Added on December 18, 2021 Last Updated on December 18, 2021 AuthorIsabella CezanneDenver, COAboutI don't write too often outside of class and such but I'm always striving to share my work and be better so here I am. more..Writing
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