Lethologica
You remind me of
the after taste I can't quite put a finger on,
or the sensation of the wind needling my bones in the blistering cold,
or the warm flush that engulfs my body after drinking a warm cup of tea.
A street light flickers in the black night;
in and out of my consciousness
you drift.
And I am here,
heartstrings plucked like a guitar,
sending shivers down my spine.
Your gaze like a lighthouse
guiding the lost;
the riptide twists my stomach into knots,
pushing me out farther from our faded footprints
as you disappear from my horizon.
If you were the moon,
I would be the tides;
helpless,
your gravity pulling me back towards shore
every time I begin to drift away.
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