I find myself hungry for a flavor less oppressive,
a saffron used sparingly,
kissing the occasional grain of golden rice
not overpowering
just potent.
I find myself next to you in the morning,
burying yourself in my mind
as my first and last image of the day
eyelashes brushing against my fingerprint
lids closing and opening in slow motion
crashing like demolished buildings
spreading apart like the red sea
offering me dry passage
for the small price of faith.
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