I have always wondered what love felt like to other people. To hear the poets describe it, it might as well be a form of insanity, where nothing seems to make sense and this senselessness seems to make absolute sense. Hollywood makes it seem like its nothing more than bone melting physical attraction between beautiful people with perfectly coiffed hair who are absolutely confident and can share playful banter interspersed with 'I like you just the way you are' compliments.
Thinking the poets to be prophets and Hollywood to be the mangled interpretations of the prophetic encased in poreless beauty, I waited. I waited for love. I waited for insanity, for bone melting attraction, for those unsolicited confidence inducing compliments. And when it happened, quite suddenly, in the most unexpected of ways, I realised what I was looking for.
Symmetry.
Just the quiet symmetry of thoughts, of words, of silences. Where needs are understood before they are articulated. Where wants are fulfilled before they are expressed. Where our silences speak quiet reassurances that our hands exchange. And we move together, almost unknowingly, as if tethered to each other with our own gravity.
But maybe symmetry is too much to ask for. Maybe its too much to expect alignments of our thoughts, our hopes, our wants. Maybe its too much to crave an irreversible connection. Maybe its too much to need a tangible feeling that we are not alone and that there is someone out there who moves when we move...who share a hope for quiet symmetry.
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Please show these wonderful artist some love!!
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