I don't remember falling for you
I remember seeing you
And tumbling down these veined stairs to land in your chest
Bruised and disoriented, but surrounded by your cardiac bliss
I don't remember falling for you
But I remember the sound of your name on my lips
Honey-sweet, sticky so it might never leave
I remember phone calls with long silences
Every word falling away obsolete in your presence
I remember the feeling of your knee grazing mine
The feeling of time collapsing around your smile
Maybe that's why you light everything up like stardust
I'm so lost in everything you are, always around me
I don't remember how I got here, but I wouldn't change a thing
Spinning out, every word another drop of ecstasy
Skin rolling in heart shaped folds
Alive, so utterly yours
I don't remember when I fell
But I know I could never pull myself out
I don't remember falling
But memory is odd
So easily fabricated
So maybe that's why your face hovers through every image I see
Why your voice echoes in a way nobody else's does
Why you make me feel a way nobody else does
I can't remember falling
Because I never fell
Because I was yours from the beginning
YOU ARE READING
Apostrophe
PoetryA collection of poems I write for fun, shared with all of you. Not really a lot to explain.