I cannot express in words how beautiful your hand was, as it reached out, pallid, yet strong; shaken, yet resolved. I am basking in the amity of your kindness, in the ambience that fosters a casualness that I have been missing. A breath of fresh air - a touch of warmth in a place where all I've ever felt is drudgery, shame, deceit, and yet I stay to resolve myself.
In the most difficult of places, I opted to stay in the shadows, and let myself grow, and see where I can go with eyes blinded by the dark. Soon they will eventually adjust to the low level of light, but before this I can already feel the warmth of your hands as they reach toward mine, as they envelope my fingers and rub against my palms, as they grip so strongly, yet so kindly. They bring my hands closer to you, your soul, your aura, and you kiss my hands, telling me you are there, even if I can't see you. Your eyes are used to the dark, and you are guiding me. We do not know where to go, but I trust that together we will be safe somehow, safe from the demons that devour our dreams and leave us empty, without ambition, without dignity.
Now though I know I must control myself and my feelings, I can only cry and sob. This is a burden that your comfortings can only aggravate, for I know that there is a limit that I cannot break, a limit that we have unconsciously set. I shall not liberate myself, I shall not give in to my Id, yet how my Id carves out my soul, emptying my happiness with you, turning them into bitterness, sorrow, and despite your kindness, I am here left with utter self-destruction.
Just tell me it's okay, that soon enough I shall find another soul to play with, one that will truly show me the way to the place that I desire the most, even though now I do not know where that place is, or how long I have to wait.
My loneliness, you see, is a vast repetitive abyss that can only be filled by an understanding. With all due respect, with all due understanding, with all our hidden contracts that we dare not breach, and within all the limitations that we have shackled unto ourselves, I request only one thing: a platonic physicality.