Always, almost.

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Always, almost.
life is only real when you're around.
d.b.a
“Intense love always leads to mourning.”
- Louise Glück
Whalefall
it's a sort of grace, this death,
to build a whole world in the slender
curve of one's rib, and new life
from the tender marrow of grief. When
those you nourish hear your
people singing in the sunlit blue-green
vastness overhead, do they
remember then? Are they grateful? Or do
they close their eyes and go on
blindly eating; content and oblivious to
the unending bounty of your love?
~~~~~
for @montereybayaquarium 's deep sea december prompt 'feast'
to stardust you shall return
all that is left of you is tethered to a tremor.
your absence widens, and keeps on widening until we are finally separate.
the gulf between us is a star-fed river.
the gulf between us is a light-starved chasm.
I watch you convulse, collapse into yourself.
you, a soft nebulous shadow that grows warm and bright, incandescent, from a seed.
so quiet. so very quiet.
you spin away in the vacuum of space. pulse light. scintillate morse code answers.
i hear the silence.
i hear everything you want to say.
© SoulReserve 2026
a wildflower heart
uncarefully tended
buries itself below ground
awaiting the resonance
of a more luminous season
a deeper connection
to the source
seeding the earth
with the language of flowers
.
KDW@naturallylilting—March 2026 (my photo of the floral clock at Kings Park, Western Australia—Oct 25)
I want to kiss the stories locked inside your scars, and I will love every chapter the wounds tried to silence.
Every day I wake up just to love you from afar