Puddles
There is a puddle
On the road by your house
I stop to look at the
Sky through it’s
Reflection.
I see you, there
In the clouds.
Up in the air.
I see you, there.
I am the brush of air
A warmth of breath caressing you
For a moment
Never actually touching.
I am tucked into the curve of your neck
I am tucked into the corner of your bed
I am smushed between the pages of a book
I am a bug beneath your shoe
I am the rain
As it falls onto
You
I am the drain in your sink
I am curved around the soles in your foot
I am the puddle you
Jump into and
I am the splash of dirty water
When your feet land in it.
There is a puddle
On the road by your house.
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