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Array ( [sid] => 124634 [catid] => 1 [aid] => mick [title] => Our Drawer [time] => 2006-08-18 20:04:31 [hometext] => [bodytext] => I returned, again,
To the drawer where I keep us.
This time I opened it slowly,
As if trying to prevent a bird from escaping.

Just a crack was all it took.
The light warmed me instantly.
I smiled and closed my eyes,
Which, of course, made everything brighter.

I climbed into our drawer,
My limbs quivering as I pulled myself over the lip
Bringing me to the other side.
I didn’t fall in hard, but rather,
Parachuted.

You met me at the bottom with a smile.
“What kept you?”
We both knew why my visits were inconsistent,
But I still answered with some excuse.
Your smile was impervious to my weak reply.

“I can’t stay for long, I just needed to see you.”
I can’t remember what triggered my visit.
I wanted reassure her that it was a conscious decision.
More likely it was a melody, or a smell, or a colour.

Picking up right where we left off,
We spoke for what must have been hours.
Not that I felt time pass, but rather, I was overcome by so many
Moments of joy.

“I really should be getting back.”
My words echoed off the walls,
Getting louder with each acoustic bounce.

“I’m glad you came”, She said, reaching for my hand.
“Don’t be a stranger.”
We both laughed.

As expected, climbing back out
Of our drawer was a more difficult feat
Than first sliding in.
I reached the top,
Fighting every inch of the way up
not to look back down.
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Our Drawer

Contributed by AJG on Friday, 18th August 2006 @ 08:04:31 PM in AEST
Topic: oops



I returned, again,
To the drawer where I keep us.
This time I opened it slowly,
As if trying to prevent a bird from escaping.

Just a crack was all it took.
The light warmed me instantly.
I smiled and closed my eyes,
Which, of course, made everything brighter.

I climbed into our drawer,
My limbs quivering as I pulled myself over the lip
Bringing me to the other side.
I didn’t fall in hard, but rather,
Parachuted.

You met me at the bottom with a smile.
“What kept you?”
We both knew why my visits were inconsistent,
But I still answered with some excuse.
Your smile was impervious to my weak reply.

“I can’t stay for long, I just needed to see you.”
I can’t remember what triggered my visit.
I wanted reassure her that it was a conscious decision.
More likely it was a melody, or a smell, or a colour.

Picking up right where we left off,
We spoke for what must have been hours.
Not that I felt time pass, but rather, I was overcome by so many
Moments of joy.

“I really should be getting back.”
My words echoed off the walls,
Getting louder with each acoustic bounce.

“I’m glad you came”, She said, reaching for my hand.
“Don’t be a stranger.”
We both laughed.

As expected, climbing back out
Of our drawer was a more difficult feat
Than first sliding in.
I reached the top,
Fighting every inch of the way up
not to look back down.




Copyright © AJG ... [ 2006-08-18 20:04:31]
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