Moments I want to have with you.
Warm my hands against the edges of your face and trace it.
I’d follow the lines just like a child’s fingertips follow words.
“How can these lines have a sound, a meaning, and a soul?”
Moments I want to have with you.
When the morning is young, but we’re older and restless.
Restlessness never went away.
The kind where love still plays its melody.
Tugging both of our heartstrings like its a jazz night.
When we fell, it was never like falling.
You may have learned that in falling there will be a ground to meet.
And you made it your life’s mission to learn how to gently fall on the ground.
And I know that you looked the other way when love passed by.
Because you wanted, the gentle way.
The way where you were nothing but gentle.
But prayers go far beyond iron and steel.
And physics never really could explain love.
And so love passed through you.
And you learned that the warmth of another doesn’t steal away passions.
The core of the Earth is a blazing sun.
And that is what moves us.
A telling sign, the heat of our body is proof we’re alive.
But there wasn’t a ground to meet.
There wasn’t bones crushing in between.
Right in between my arms.
It has a way of turning warriors into water.
And I drank you and quenched my thirst.
And the taste of water never felt so sweet.
I drank you like a believer who broke her fast at sun down.
And I also knew that the equivalent of what you take, you shall return.
And I gave Earth back the water it needs in exchange of yours.
You were the longest journey, but the one I loved the most.
As long as it took, I knew answered prayers were near.
And now I’m here with you.
Telling you about the moments I wanted to have with you.