Dearest

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This is a poem at midnight

a walking away of hands.

It is beautiful that

we will never run out

of love the way we

run out of salt.

We are children of the sea

oceans inside our 

glass bodied vessels

and drifting along rough sands.

I want to touch you

a hundred different ways,

to kiss you like I need it to breathe.

You just tell me about making magic

I can tell you about making love

(and how they are both the same).

I love you

and I wish that actually meant

something.

Instead I rely on

poorly structured letters

and wrap my head round the wildflowers

in hopes that we can lie,

hopelessly entangled,

until it is uncertain where

I end and you begin.

Make me laugh and you have my soul.

The way your heart beats in my ribs,

around my spine,

you are magic.

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