Inhale--Pushing at the corners of
Inhale--
Pushing at the corners of your mouth,
A smile.
Haven't felt that way in awhile.
Walls and defenses are so impractical
When that voice washes over you--
Warm and soft--
Like being a child,
Like being held.
Days slip like sunlight between our fingers,
Casting shadows on walls and mirrors.
Bickering, laughing, smiling, sobbing--
My heart swells with the ordinariness of myself and of you.
We are simply burning away our time,
In the average and unspectacular lives we keep.
And yet, the fact that I can't help but smile,
And run to meet you,
And reach for you,
Is
Remarkable.
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