we were born this way
fully unaware of the light
so we tangle our intestines
into linking chains in the dark
I didn't know how, it just felt right
to know when you are hungry
and I can tell the slightest
form of tension,
the humid breathing
the spiders of your web-like weeping
the silence of your solemn smiles
or even when in mid-thought
your forehead wrinkles into pensive
horizontal columns
and in that short distance
between our blindness
your stifled yawns sounded like thunder
from a thousand horizons
I have screamed your name in Braille
deep enough to have built trenches
and bore valleys
you cup a firefly selfishly in your hands.
8.13 PM.
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