Weight & Buoyancy
Well...it's about midnight now,
And I've spent the whole night missing you.
My homework sits on my desk, forgotten,
Because what are vectors to me when
The only gravity I can feel is wherever you are;
Truly, if the window were open,
I might slip out and drift away west,
And to the north, and set down
My bare feet on your windowsill like
A silent Peter Pan, come to spirit you
Away, and you would take my
Cold fingers in your warm hands,
and fly away with me.
But no, the pencil-scratched lines
Swell slowly back into my mind,
Weighting my ankles back to the floor,
And I can but sigh, reaching out
To draw the eraser once again
Across the faint lines of my
Nighttime daydream.
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