So many things are fragments of what they used to be, but we love them even more; we are attached to words that may mean nothing but, to us, they are the universe of this innocent world, like what we were when we were young.
I wonder if you ever look back at what you achieved and what you didn't, and you feel like an old book somewhere inside a dusty library. I wonder if you count the people who walk in and out and how many dreams they remind you of. Are you who you always wanted to become, even now?
Remind me of the politics of wanderlust, the thoughts that we should not keep close, yet here they are, intensely and abruptly penetrating each and every one of our body cells.
The era of micropoetry seems to have settled behind us, but we are cups made of china and flowers, our outsides riddled with stories of a past that knows no bounds. We are fragile and still warm, the coffee inside us still whispering stories.