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Love


If she doesn't speak about me How does that even matter. Ask not her; But to her hair, lips & shoulders. And Feel it close, Hear through them; Her hair would perfectly shape me, Her lips would design my face, Her shoulders would build my body, Her fingers would finish it whole. And her presence Making her first memory In my eyes Would Light up my soul, There, alas There shall you find me.
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