Zodiac

Zodiac

A Chapter by Abigail Muddiman

I lay out beneath my love,
shimmering in the darkness
of it all. The hour is late
and the time has passed for this longing
to still exist but
here I am and there you are in
all your glory, twinkling;
obliviously unaware of the amazement only you
can put on your face. Something
about you
is always on my mind and
I can't decide
if that's good or not because the
vastness of your touch
reminds me, you can't be mine and, God,
how I wish I could hold you,
but
we both know my childlike grasp isn't big enough
to cover your
infinite possibilities.
But my hand reaches out in a 
futile attempt
to prove myself wrong,
only to really feel the distance that
someone more powerful
than either of us designed
to test either
my determination to land
amongst your glowing stars or your
unbelievable potential; 
that which not even you can see 
but my endless wonder
has known since the moment I first saw you.
Your existence calms me and
perplexes me
at the same time
and my heart and my brain can't decide
how to react to seeing you anymore;
whether I should revel in your beautiful
complexities or 
ponder your simple, wonderful mysteries
yet
I still choose to be as close
as space will allow
and that's still not close enough. Although
your brightness comes
and goes
in my life, I long
for your impossibly touch and to feel
the weight of the worlds you carry on your shoulders
much more than I know
I should.
Your golden gaze stares
down on me below
and fateful wishes can't help but escape my forlorn lips. 
It's a harsh reality
that you're never here to stay
and, I know, I'll eventually
have to leave too
and the sun is rising now--
our time used up once more;
you're slowly
drifting
out of my pathetic reach
and 
my heart is aching
for much more than my little infinity
with you. 


© 2016 Abigail Muddiman


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