I catch you
sitting across from me on the porch.
tangled up in your own thoughts-
they seem detached and simple
like the dead leaves getting carried around by the same wind.
soon it will be fall and we will still sit out here and
I will try to behold you.
search for you beyond
the way you graze the back of my neck with your lips,
push on my hips.
But somehow-
I can still feel that brush of chilly wind
and a question too deep for you to answer.
even on the longest of porch-sitting days
and me watching, trying to find where you are.
sitting across from me on the porch.
tangled up in your own thoughts-
they seem detached and simple
like the dead leaves getting carried around by the same wind.
soon it will be fall and we will still sit out here and
I will try to behold you.
search for you beyond
the way you graze the back of my neck with your lips,
push on my hips.
But somehow-
I can still feel that brush of chilly wind
and a question too deep for you to answer.
even on the longest of porch-sitting days
and me watching, trying to find where you are.
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