limbo [ˈlimbō] (n.) 1. journey without destination.
here in half-light the photos are flimsy at best, crinkling like radio static: i breathe and taste white noise. these are the liminal spaces, the breath-in-between; they don’t make maps this big and i’m slipping through the lines. i sing my youth and march to a forgotten beat still wandering, trailing after your limerence.
a highway is no place to build a home and this ghost town is no place for the living. not here where the sun doesn’t bring morning and the moon won’t bring dreams. not here, where you peer at me though faded polaroids and no length of film will bring you back.
– Kaixing Chou