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Ashley


Sometimes I think you are here

 

It is in little, subtle movements and noises that force me to question if you are still on earth

 

I cannot see you, only in pictures

 

But I feel your presence, I sense it feet away

You move still objects and project noise when there is none to be made

 

Maybe I am enclosed in wishful thinking 

 

OR maybe

                    you

                            are

                                    here

 

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