The Drone of Memory
I can't see you, but I can hear you.
You're in my hair.
The soft weight of it lies on my shoulders, lightly brushing against my neck.
Tendrils swirl down my back, reaching towards the earth.
You softly breathe me in.
The earth beats with the hum of your smile.
I see your face,
The weathered panes of your cheeks
extending past the curves
that craft
an image I
could never
forget.
all day. all night.
The ache in my chest leaves a raw chasm between my breasts,
the walls smoothed and glistening.
Reflected through the
vibrations
that smother.
I cannot live without the sweet salve
that you
covet.
Caress my maimed
chest.
The pieces drip
past my knees.
Trailing blood, rooting me
to my
hardened gut.
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