The sweet taste of cola sitting out in the sun, the warmth of freshly laundered boxer shorts, the slick feeling of a diaper wipe, the barest whisper of breeze through the dew-dappled oak leaves in the calm before a storm. The sway of tree limbs in the morning song, the tap of a pen against the desk of a tired, overworked man. The grease of a hair product. The smell of an ironed stuffed animal's ear. The wet spot on your sleeve where you wipe your dripping nose. The jiggle of a bobblehead, always agreeing.
The scribble of ink doodles on a paper held while on the telephone. The beep of an alarm clock when waking up just isn't a possibility. The vvoosh of an umbrella, opening quickly in the lazy drizzle on a Sunday afternoon in the city. The tap of shoes on a damp, puddled sidewalk on your way to the park to meet a friend on a bench.
The snap of scissors cutting through a credit card. The click of joints. The feeling of fuzz on a dry, parched tongue and throat, red from laughing and yelling with old friends. The air around a well-liked gathering place, thick with honey-soaked warmth, rugs and comfortable seats.
What am I to you? Or, to be more exact and terribly more important in the scheme of everything: What are you to you?
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