there comes a point in time when you have nothing to give away to the searching hands wandering, dancing over veins and joints that are barely there. they will ask for parts forgotten, areas destroyed and you will hand them the rubble only for it to be swept away. there comes a point in time your soul will hunger and thirst for things you can no longer feed it. it will cry out for you like a newborn baby but you can only pass it rice grains of promises that fate will be kinder to your already broken body. you put your soul to rest, and pray for sweeter dreams you will lose your spine and find vertebrae in letters, bottled up and sailed off, sent to long lost lovers. your palms are empty, reaching for bodies sleeping in beds that are no longer yours. cold gasps settled into the fine lines of song lyrics, impossible to return back down to your lungs. you will have given everything you have to the universe, letting them go into the expanse of space. all you have left for yourself is space rock and asteroid dust, but for some reason, you never ask for more. you leave it up to hope that gravity will pull your fragments all the way back to you.
on loving and losing








