stolen looks pepper our timeline
each silent glance the ghost of a conversation
a conversation, though, that doesn't really need to happen
because we both know what those stolen looks mean
they're syllables we can't string together
Words we're unable to sound out
sentences we can't quite construct
They are unspoken acknowledgements
That are better left to the the gentleness of a smile
Than the depth behind a confession
The weight of the looks
Is lesser than the burden of the words
And so we'll stick to them
The stolen looks
And let our eyes say
What we cannot.
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Caught in a Dream
Poetryshort poetry pieces designed to put words to the inexpressible