Just before the sky breaks, in to the riotous shades of blue, clear and unclouded, I breathe myself against your chest, and I can feel that subtle rise and fall of your diaphragm, too soft to hear, too close to experience. In those godly hours, I breathe you like oxygen, vital and indispensable. I memorize you like sermons, every single contour. And I drink you like ocean, quenched, yet unsatiated. And then with daylight, when I think of you, I hear you or I feel your presence, I scribble you frantically, my love. But I don't dream of you, for you are a constant companion, a thought that never goes away. And I hope you don't trust me when I say, I don't dream at night, for my endless dreaming begins with dawning, when I imagine you stirring lazily on disarrrayed bedclothes. No, I don't dream of you at all.