i asked if you ever
thought about
the spiritual,
and you said only the spiritual
was worth thinking
about;
i started with god,
but when you weren’t religious
i wondered how to be spiritual
without religion;
and you said
it was more intuitive
feeling, than rules
and tradition
that I could simply love god
and leave all
the rat racing
to the phonies
in penn station,
running mayhem,
as if
life was lived
from the god damn
front of the line;
besides,
you had trouble thinking of god
as a human
or some form;
to you
the universe doesn’t care
about one
species
over another
so i called you
the next julia roberts,
and you asked if you were
as beautiful as the movies,
but we both knew the answer;
spooning vanilla yogurt
with strawberries
like it was the one thing
that kept us grounded,
because we were,
above it all,
on some other roof top,
in some other garden,
from some other time frame,
with eyes out
some other windows
without doubt, nor fear
of being left behind,
of oblivion,
in fact we welcomed it,
and swore with our
smallest fingers
never to exit.
some call it love,
we called it home bound
and good company,
the here and now
the every day,
the should be would be
could be if only,
it were the right timing,
thank god it wasn’t
lest we be too blind
to see it
as such.
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