My Friend
My Friend,
I hold your face
with gentle hands,
gazing into
your soulful eyes.
I take your wrists
and kiss the red
and branded skin;
a careful breath escapes.
My throat cannot vocalize
the things I wish to say,
but may my presence declare
the things my mouth cannot.
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