Waste

Wasted are the days where the skin beneath our clothes doesn’t get to touch people’s souls. There’s a profound longing in the unspoken yearning for connection, for the intimate dance of bare skin against the backdrop of shared vulnerability.

In a world where barriers and boundaries often eclipse the raw beauty of human connection, we yearn for the simple yet profound act of baring our souls to one another. The touch of skin becomes a conduit for the unspoken language of empathy and understanding, a bridge that transcends the limitations of words.

There’s a sacredness in the meeting of two souls, in the unguarded moments where our vulnerabilities intertwine. The skin, stripped of its fabric confines, becomes a canvas for the unspoken truths that reside within us, a tapestry of stories and emotions waiting to be unraveled.

In the absence of these moments, the days slip through our fingers like grains of sand, leaving behind a lingering ache for the connection that could have been. Wasted are the opportunities for genuine intimacy, for the chance to truly see and be seen, to touch and be touched in a way that resonates with the depths of our being.

So, let us not squander the precious gift of human connection. Let us embrace the vulnerability of baring our souls, of allowing the skin beneath our clothes to become a conduit for the profound meeting of spirits. For in these moments, we find the essence of our shared humanity, and the beauty of our interconnected souls.

Copyright © Beatriz Esmer

2 thoughts on “Waste

  1. Anything that involves all our kinetic synchronous being ! You articulated it exquisitely Bia ! In my opinion you’re one of the best ever . Thank you so much

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