Right in the Middle
By Sadia Ahmed
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Right in the Middle - Sadia Ahmed
Lost and Found
When we lose love—
Or love loses us—
Tears our hearts as wastepaper
And flies away afar
We lose what we love
, first thing.
Who danced to every song lies down for days
Who wrote countless words hates the shape of vowels
Who photographed moments turns the eyes away, to void.
Maybe, just maybe,
What we love
was the culprit, the antithesis of love.
Maybe, just maybe,
If we lose what we love
… the love
will come back. To us?
No. It doesn’t, never did.
Inch by inch, nonchalant, we start feeling again
A twitch, a tingle, a hymn.
What we love
runs in the veins
What we love
bridges the nerves
What we love
lights up the road and brings us home.
Our hearts never heal, really, stay scarred
Only what we love
pumps little oxygen
And keeps us alive.
Aggie Ice Cream
I’m trying to write something, almost a month
A story, a poem, an