S.A. McAuley Quotes

Your Lingering Presence Erodes Me. Heartbeat By Heartbeat. Cell By Aging Cell. Washing Away Any Sense Of Self I Ever Had. Intruding Into A Nothingness I've Struggled To Find The Pieces To Fill. A Jar Filled With Stones, Piled With Pebbles, Topped With Sand, Only To Be Left With The Knowledge That Water, With Enough Time And Persistence, Has The Power To Wash It All Away.
Your Name Is On My Lips. Frozen. A Familiar Cadence Of Syllables That Once Soothed Me.
A Name I Can't Speak. Can't Think Of.
Not On This Shore, At Our Lake. Not On This Day. When Only A Year Ago, With A Foreshadowing That Is Now Ice In My Veins, You Stood Next To Me, In This Jacket, Your Hand In Mine, So Warm, And Stared Out At This Expanse And Whispered In Awe, This Is What A Cold Lake Looks Like.

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