I’ve been thinking,
time and time again,
about the way your face
imprints on me
like those things
with blunt metal pins
that you press into
and they take
the shape of your hand,
only changing if you choose
to erase it.
I can’t erase you.
You’re here with me
whether you like it
or not,
even though
we may never meet again.
Perhaps it’s just
that I don’t want to forget.
Perhaps it’s something more.