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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required I Wear Your Handwriting I don’t need to open the letter, I need the quiet Light touch You standing behind me, but This is a very faded memory. I don’t need to open the letter, Because I know that the words inside Will be a strange poem A poem about knowing and awareness About behavior. I waited a day to open the letter, I read it once and folded it - Put it back in the envelope, not ready to try to understand. The chances of a man ever touching me again With love, the kind where the man Would write me a poem and say Yes, I take you back The divorce was a phase, A a ten year wormhole to this place now: 2026, Where I love you even more than all the decades before. The poem in the letter says: I love you. Let's share our houses! No, it doesn’t! This is what the letter really says: It quotes G.I. Joe and says, “Knowing is half the battle. Now you know.” But you don’t say what you know Or what I should know. I wear your handwriting, I have all the letters and cards you’ve given to me since 1982, I wear your handwriting, because that is all there is now, You’re gone, even though you are still alive. I will always have your letters, and No matter where I go in the future without you, Always wandering, a lost fool, There will never be a day in my life that I don’t wear your handwriting As you are the only person who has ever loved me.
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