he looks thru walls
and sees windows
though which the winter’s light
barely makes a difference
it’s supposed to be cold
he feels his words
the vibration on his fingertips
as though he was touching glass
ones and zeros start to add up
make their tally
their impression
his hand glides mindlessly
finds the small of her back
the sacred place behind her ear
pulling her close
with whispered kisses
say it for me
lips brushing
as she smiles
and breaths
contemplative
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