I picture my life seasoned. On the back porch every evening listening to all the magic she spoke. We would build a home. Our whims of adventure will stain her ginger curls grey, but they say wine tastes better with age. And her lips drank every grape. My poems would still grow with the sunflowers, because we've reached for the soil our wings sought. The Saturday evenings wouldn't stop carrying me to Sunday morning next to her. Her breath would warm my skin still, but I would lay still for her dreams will still mean everything to me. I picture my life yellow, being with the sun. Our time is slow, and I'll be dancing with words pouring from her tongue.