by Aimee Jaskot |
Even when you aren't here, I can feel you.
My memory of the precise feel of your skin lightly presses against my body in every way that I enjoyed you,
but when I reach out to pull you closer, I am quietly reminded of your absence.
My lips still carry the taste of you, while your scent (nearly edible, as I recall) hovers at the edge of my perception, quietly beckoning me from my chair,
and I am nearly to the door before I realize that it wasn't you, but the memory of you that called me.
So if on some afternoon you find me standing slightly lost at your door, know that I am just as surprised as you, and that it was the ghost of your touch that pulled me there. |
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