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I shall
For I have no choice
Always watched, swathed in Grandma’s
Warm worn hands wrapped on my youthful face
Cold wrinkly fingers in my hand over the cotton of her last bed.
The guardian angel over my shoulder taking me to paths unknown,
paths never asked for because I never thought I was worthy of them,
I know you did put him in my way, for that I smile
Even happy I would still like you back
He’s the perfect mirror, same yet totally different.
Swimmingly good is the boat ride, very surprising.
Summer day is one smile, coldest of winter the nights spent embraced.
Very strange but needed is being apart, like having freedom to breathe in and expel.
Clarity of mind, thoughtfulness, worry, affection.
Things much truer now than before.
This in my life is something that sings a tune always emulated maybe, but never truly wanted.
A change of heart, a gust of wind, snowflake, icy air.
I shall love you, for you have given me no choice.
Humming away while someone among the stars smiles softly.
Forget-me-not.
And then…who are you to disturb the waters?
Shadows in the summer while you bathe in the sun.
So much has changed in a year, I can barely wrap my head around it.
A late afternoon, a medium climb at steady speed.
Sadness underlying my breath.
Hot asphalt, blue July sky.
Thirst for water and there you were.
I didn’t want to talk so I didn’t stop…I have to give you praise you just wanted to (smile)
And from there to now.
What the hell, I don’t trust your knowing instincts so far in time…
Still time is a strange thing.
Time took me here with you, without her and without him.
A place I don’t know in the sun.
It burns, fiend.
I’m still waiting for the end while the road goes ever on under the sun.
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