if your love is a botanical explosion, then my mind is a dusty herbarium, and together we coincide, conversing about the shape of our leaves and the changing of the tides, shedding our pollen and spreading our bodies across the moonlit sky, we float on, planting ourselves in fields of endless growth, redefining ourselves and sipping it like tea, so young that weβll never grow old, like two kids tossing our boots into the morning sun, and you sitting there watching me as i teach you how to catch fallen stars, a language as simple as each otherβs embrace, like two trains coming through the station at once, one of us on either side, entangling our hair and musically intertwined, your voice of a thousand pianos just to play one note, and the boundlessness of your soul, so expansive that it fits right on the tip of my tongue, the taste of your memory tattooed on my skin, enveloping the eternal darkness of infinite space, this space i find myself in that you now explore, like two alien creatures discovering how to be human, how to exist in physical separation but forever interconnected, and we walk until we reach the sky and sit on the edge of the world, reading every book in your library, recording every song that exudes your energy, bottling your tears and fusing them with ink, i paint your fluildity, observing you always in the light of the evening sun, our worlds so effortlessly combined, and this I am not mistaken. βThe Invention of Us