As I drift past
steel monolith metaphors,
carried along the
errant currents
of the liquid night.
I venture towards
a streetlight,
flickering memory light.
A memory of a kiss,
lost in bliss
under fluffy similes.
The mysterious moon
manipulates the view,
making me feel more
at ease.
Words rush past me,
one stops
and tries to grab
my floating attention.
Asking if I have any change,
I think,
"I've changed so much"
but my words rearrange.
"So much I could change."
I feel a crush in my chest,
my heart breaking its cage.
Remembering a fleeting distant hug
where we felt, we couldn't ever let go.
Past some old tired cliches,
some baggy hooded analogies.
Along oxymoron streets
with no beginning or end.
I traipse along these moonlit tropes,
feeling the weight
of great expectations.
I remember
the smell of flowers.
The perfume that hugged your skin,
the song we'd sing
in the pouring rain, feeling no pain,
just the sense of finally belonging.
Now I long for those hazy hills,
the lazy morning walks
to nowheres shores.
the long nighttime talks,
never a chore.
I felt myself blend
into the still scenery
becoming just another word
in someone else's story.
A memory. A ghost. A verse.
Just a part
of the grand universe.
Without a clue,
nor destination.
Just along for the view.
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