At peace, I watch her sleep.
We're on Skype, I'm not a creep.
She doesn't sleep well with the lights on.
She left the light on, so I could feel close, on a day of distance.
She moves in bed, tugging the blanket,
shuffling the pillow.
Somewhere, in her head, I know its my arm she's tugging at,
my chest she's finding her spot on.
Her tiny baby like snores, as she sleeps, blissfully.
Soothing me, with her every breath.
Rhythm, sans notes and yet no melody was sweeter.
Maybe I am a creep. But I'm her creep.
And I could want nothing more.