Light, skin, the smell of sweat,
the taste of salted lips.
Hollow things and bloated
baobabs and overripe fruits,
fallen, split and spilt,
coursing remnants and empty,
still, touché to all things
between two parties,
flesh touching, cursing,
passing, unannounced,
gone in instances
from insecurities
and now, years later,
wandering allowed,
what’s lost? Only
what ifs and maybes.
Still plenty left unattended,
broken and unmended.
Past has passed
its haunts and harries,
the sun has set,
its light but lingers.
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