Hands as Handholds

Hands as Handholds

A Poem by Ben Taylor

We are such mutable creatures, 
amalgamations of intentions and experiences,
so extraordinarily malleable. 
I have enjoyed watching you melt and mold.
I have tied our wrists together with red ribbon
and allowed fate to fold and manipulate my mindset,
my desires, and my intentions --
all the while watching as you transform similarly.
Time is such a ubiquitous pressure, with change
as it's inevitable product.
As minutes and seconds trickle down the back of my throat,
I watch almost every facet of my existence alter. 
The only name I've fought to keep in my vocabulary is yours --
all else has shifted and swayed so violently
that I have lost my grip on many other people, many other names.

© 2015 Ben Taylor


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Added on October 14, 2015
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Ben Taylor
Ben Taylor

Columbia, MO



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