That bitter taste from your body
Remained in my mouth for more than a while.
From bitter it turned salty then sweet
As soon as your strong and lagging scent
Made its house on my arms and still gentle
Strong, blind and tight, made it known
That it was yet quite and quite little.
I make ours my earnest secret
And I challenge the dissonant instinct.
I'm not hurt by insecurity when I make mistakes
And your moment becomes my instant.
And your fear of fearing to have fear
Does not turn my strength into turmoil
Your body is my mirror and in you I sail
And I know that your drift is adrift.
But sticking to oars while traveling on a motorboat
is a mistake as certain as
the damage done by the water drowning someone
while no lifeguard is there for none can be seen.