Friday, May 18

...אז לפעמים אתה חסר לי

Saturday, May 5

One of these mornings 
It won't be very long 
They will look for me 
And I'll be gone

Friday, February 17

לילות כאלה

with a suffocating absence of air 
as the candles burned 
shedding a soft, ever-fading light on our bodies
your hands and the freedom 
of your movement 
your skin on mine
and the passing hours of the deep night
brought me here
                                                 it's lighter, 
                                                                      happier 


Tuesday, February 7

Tuesday, January 31

Thursday, January 26

Intellectual Compliments

You look just like a pre-Raphaelite painting today. 

Wednesday, January 25

Wednesday, January 11

To be consumed by your gaze, your embrace.
I've hallucinated, both in the transience in-between state of sleeping and waking and in moments of seemingly full alertness, your presence and your touch.
I move between desire and sadness,
Your absence guts that which gives me balance.

All Day in Bed

She became so intimately acquainted with her bed, the sheets, and the duvet that it was almost indecent. 

Tuesday, December 27

she wanted his eyes
to say it all, while his lips
said it otherwise

Sunday, December 18

Tomorrow is the first day of Hanukkah. It'll be a year since my grandmother passed away.
I need to stop missing you.
Sleepless in Seattle is such a great movie. Why am I doing this to myself? More importantly, how is it that I've never been to the Empire State Building? Why on earth did I visit the Rockefeller Center without first going to the Empire State Building?

Monday, December 12

Horrible Idea

Watching When Harry Met Sally after a full day at work that followed a night of sleepless tossing and turning. It's the fast lane to puffy eyes and tear-stained sheets. I'm like a five-year old deprived of chocolate ice cream, but without the satisfaction of throwing a tantrum. It's awful.
She hoped for the last scenario, the very improbably one, so steadily that she started questioning her sanity. Waking up in a sweat, the covers at the foot of her somewhat absurd, grand bed, she was terrified of opening her eyes. Wiping the warm pool of sweat down towards her navel, she started shivering. The room was already brightly lit with the sunshine of the day, a sunlight softened by sheer linen curtains. Without opening her eyes, she pulled the thick ocean-coloured covers over her head and finally let her eyelids open. She reached her arm out of her cocoon-like fort, in a reflex-like fashion, towards a glass of water sitting atop a stack of several books. 


Mornings were easy; evenings were far more difficult.

Sunday, December 11

Ladybugs on the windowsill
deep into December
leave me perplexed 


gonna wash my hands of you

Monday, December 5