Lunch
Eating
Iâm here.
Iâm eating lunch.
And there is she
Having lunch with me.
 Iâve had lunch before.
In fact I had some yesterday.
Sheâs had lunch before too,
with me.
The fact is I donât know when
But I know I knew some time ago.
 I chew and I swallow,
I run my tongue against my teeth,
I laugh,
I choke,
I cough,
I puke,
I laugh,
I chew
And I swallow.
We have been here before, done this before.
Yet I canât seem to think of when we were, when we did.
It is as if we have been this way forever.
Eating lunch.
Not Eating
âHow old are you now?â
She asked.
I lifted my hands for another bite.
And I grew older.
I tried to tell her that I grew older as I lifted my hands for another bite.
And I grew older.
I tried to think about how I could not tell her that I grew older as I lifted my hands for another bite.
And I grew older.
 I tried to seize a moment,
And the moment passed as I squeezed my metaphysical fist.
I tried to place a thought within an instant,
And spent an infinite instants to acknowledge its existence.
I tried to be in an instant,
But I was stretched across space time,
Eating,
So I stopped.
 I wasnât eating anymore,
She wasnât either,
And so forever came to an end.
 How old are we?
  Beyond forever
I wish we could grow old together.
But my breaths pass yours so swiftly.
Your lungs never learned to gallop
And Iâve been breathing for so long now.
 How old are we?
How old did we say weâd never be?
What would it take to stop you from breathing?















