I keep feeling the ghost of your hand
the specter of feeling, a pit in my palm
black-hot emptiness and a freedom
which never emancipates
She continually walks away
I think of the womb when we take showers together
this is how I know I am meant to be a monk
Beads of water lay a oubliette on my face
masked only by your shadow
the cloak of night
drawn tight over voluminous light
I am dancing with you like
catching fireflies, on my back
looking up at the sky
bright lights surrounding,
darkness and light both become impending
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this poem feels far away to me. I don’t dislike it, it’s like I’m upset with it. I want it to explain itself to me. Maybe I’m mad I had to look up the word oubliette. I think I want you to write a poem with every line punctuated.