looking at the sky long enough before the sun sets on the west, pinkish sky beyond the window in my tiny room, with no thoughts in the head. in my mind we are sitting on the porch swing, drinking our coffee and I reading a book I bought from the last flight we took on May as you hold my hands. days with you were and are always calm like a slow burn love, like a candle that lights up the room, like a green emerald, like an evening sunbeams that enters the window, like a hat that covers the head from the sun, and just like the scent of your perfume which i like most.
13.23
tenderness is the shape of your eyes, when you stare at me; when you hold my hand, when you drive me home.
it has been increasingly difficult to put words together the more time passes, but today listening to the fondness catch in your voice, it seems as if peace is not too unattainable of a thing. The thought of you crosses my mind almost as many times as I draw breaths in; but forgive me, words have been scattered and too much like dreams that leave me drenched in a warm feeling of familiarity; of belonging even if it is only for a moment that does not linger too long unlike the fading light of a rainy day that you are not witnessing with me. sometimes i’d lie on my back on my yoga mats in the morning and wonder how your pair of dark brown eyes spark and glow when the sunbeams echoes in your pupils. when i think of tenderness, i think of you and your eyes, how its melt when you laugh, and how mine are unable not to look away cause my cheeks are blushing as pink as the pink soda everytime you smile at me.
it has been a while since i had been home; i have missed you. it is quiet now and it is above mid night, there’s a warm rushing yet calming through me.
102.7
in the quiet spaces, in the pauses between radios, in the stillness that stretches between moments. in between melodies of your favorite songs played on the radio, it has left imprints of memories in every pages that we wrote. i find you as a source of comfort, closer and closer to me, closer than i could be in the reality we live in.
[Prague, June 30th 1999]
the sky was grey as pale as my cold skin beneath the windy morning that day. i wore my white knit vest and a black scarf; you with your black shirt and white shoes. my nails were colored, i painted it soft blue the night before. how did you feel that night, if i may ask; for me i swear it was the hardest.
you going away to the north;
northern hemisphere, hundred miles away.
i look at the moon and i see you. north of here, twenty hours by the sea. and if i were lucky enough i could probably catch you in less than two hours by the sky above.
i have something to ask for: give me tulips from the Netherlands and an old love.