I floated through space,
when space was cotton and wool and sheets whose ends tangled
inside each other and knotted around my intertwined
fingers.
I swam through streams,
when streams were limbs cascading against pebbles
which were the asymmetry of anatomy that flowed towards a larger
body.
We exploded in the mushroom cloud,
when the mushroom cloud was the white of our knuckles
and the red of your back and the disturbance of smooth
porcelain.
We eloped to a distant land,
when the distant land was brain activity and neuro-firings
transformed by the intoxication of White Zinfandel and
inhaled smoke.
And I,
we,
you
were right
here.