I don't need to crawl through a cave squishing through a tube
                               extruding out to a bioluminescent starlight
                               glitterfall and tinkledrop shoulders free to rise
                               air sulfur free and humid clean plenty of walkline,

I don't need to boundarybreak the cityscape finding wealth
                               in their redlines between smiling mom hugs
                               and porchyard tunes smoked both sides crisp
                               where deals don't require coupons just kindred,

I don't need to jazzbuild with slaps and onomatopoeia snaps
                               turning silence to symphony in a burst of earnest
                               creativity unbridled by mile long rulesets about
                               the stoutness oft drunk but rarely savored honest,

I don't need to cast off a cast after months of lashes to long
                               for that itch past the stitch of nearest finger
                               sink to buy a second's relief made months big
                               as immortal as the sky is wide suddenly free
                               in that stretch denied now surging shout lively,

I met you.