A Photograph of Evergreens by the Ocean
“Longing we say, because desire is full of endless distances.”
In the end, him and I are laughing
to salty eyelashes in grey ice water,
we touch fingertips to brush hair off our blue lips,
and that night I find myself kissing the word
Tenderness.
Later I turn and part for one last look
at the blackened nights behind me
before I and that cavern
beside my lungs
set off through bright-white airport light,
to the next great love affair.
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