
When I think of you
I can’t focus on any one thing.
The way your palms feel, on your side of the bed
All I can do to not crawl within your gaze
To not place my palm over yours
To hold your touch against my skin and show you
exactly how much I need your hands
to hold me together, your hands
to pull me apart.
I gather and collapse
in your fingers. How can I ride a feeling
That I can only identify as the taste of your skin.
A smell from your nose. The way your tongue moves
between our teeth.
You feel like me.
So how can I focus on any one thing
when you are everything,
when you are everywhere.
I can’t rest
I can’t breathe easy
until you rest my spinning head-
a break from thinking, for my being is long and tired.
I let you in to blink and swallow.
Do my bidding.
Is the word still trust when ones self is completely
removed.
I give you me. And all our faults. Without hopes and prayers. Without ownership. I can not give. You take.
We’re yours.
About the Creator
Jane Did
A space for release; feelings of comfort, distress, dreams and waking nightmares. Posing to share as vividly as I can, I’m a Queens resident toeing the line on the weight of words and balance of emotion.




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