Holding On
(original poetry)My weak fingers bend
back in the wrong hands,
but curve comfortably
at a natural angle
in the crook of your elbow.
It is the difference between
force and choice.
My skin seeks the warmth
of yours, rough and calloused,
a promise of hard work
and commitment.
There is no pretense
in the arch of your bicep,
only a silent request
that I hold on
loosely below it,
my fingertips grazing
the softest part of
your inner arm,
all of the thoughts
without words
pulsing just below
the most translucent places.
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